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Not necessarily. I don't know much details about other technologies you have mentioned, but user surveillance has many overlapping technologies with IT security
by kbart 9y ago
Not necessarily. I don't know much details about other technologies you have mentioned, but user surveillance has many overlapping technologies with IT security: deep packet inspection, network flows monitoring, white/black listing etc. can be used for both good and evil and switched in-between quite easily. I'm very pro-privacy and sometimes get to work with such technologies, though I emphasize that what I do is strictly for security purpose only.
- eeZah7Ux 9y ago> deep packet inspection, network flows monitoring, white/black listing This is usual network security. At some point someone need to glue together existing devices and software into something that has an obvious use case with ethical implications e.g. the chinese "great firewall".