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>"..in the same way the FDA verifies safety and efficacy of pharmaceuticals.." There is some merit to what you say, but I'd not use the FDA as a model. To me
by jnem 12y ago
>"..in the same way the FDA verifies safety and efficacy of pharmaceuticals.."
There is some merit to what you say, but I'd not use the FDA as a model. To me that sounds like a recipe for disaster, imagine the NSA auditing our software with FDA like cronyism and inefficiency? Green-light passes to be auctioned off to the highest bidder, and otherwise legitimate products will be hampered by woe-some delays. "Sorry, cant launch your new update until the NSA approves it."
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- lallysingh 12y agoThe NSA could require that certain security properties of the system be held (e.g., all wire transmission and storage of data is encrypted with certain key management policies..) and a 3rd party (e.g., like an accounting firm) could be the one doing the audit.