EPIC, joined by the
American Library Association,
Liberty Coalition,
Bill of
Rights Defense Committee, and the
Center for Media and Democracy, among
others, sent a
statement to the
Department of Homeland Security responding to the Administration's call for comments regarding its
National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace Creating Options for Enhanced Online Security and Privacy (NSTIC) draft policy. The coalition's comments press the Administration for a clearer definition of the problems that the policy intends to solve. The coalition further advocates for the maintenance of a free and open Internet that protects the creative content of users, assures privacy, and creates accountability and oversight of government activity, especially as it relates to law enforcement and surveillance. For more, see EPIC's
Cybersecurity and Privacy.
