> Also the CSS is also misunderstood in your comment, and has little to nothing to do with the NSA's defensive role. Thank you for the corrections! My limited

> Also the CSS is also misunderstood in your comment, and has little to nothing to do with the NSA's defensive role. Thank you for the corrections! My limited understanding is that CSS works with standards groups to enhance the state of the art, which has a strong defensive component (e.g. help everyone secure their communications and data). I'd be interested to hear if this is incorrect.