Interviews

As the principal technologist at the American Civil Liberties Union, Chris Soghoian has been a vocal and influential critic of electronic data collection programs, particularly those administered by the U.S. government and law enforcement agencies. In this interview, he addresses legal, moral, and practical issues associated with cyber surveillance initiatives, including constitutional considerations, the exploitation and perpetuation of system design flaws for intelligence purposes, and the need for transparency to enable the American people to engage in meaningful discussions regarding the proper balance between liberty and security.

Expendable Warriors: One Soldier’s Perspective On The Battle Of Khe Sanh

A Network Balancing Act: Efficiency, Security, and Public-Private Collaboration

The Clarity of Hindsight: A Retrospective Appraisal of the Iraq War

“I Wanted To Change The World”: Idealism And Character At West Point