
Do we really need national ID cards? Is it a good idea for pilots to carry pistols? Schneier makes the complex topic of security easy to comprehend. Using Schneier's 5-point method for analyzing any kind of security solution, he shows the reader how to become a well-informed security consumer.
This is a central theme in Bruce Schneier's 2003 book Beyond Fear, which I continue to recommend 20 years after I first read it.
People are generally not afraid of terrorists hijacking or bombing trains, so security theater isn't necessary there.
Bruce Schneier book "beyond fear" is over 20 years old and not outdated a bit.
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Bruce Schneier - Beyond Fear: Thinking Sensibly About Security in an Uncertain World
http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Fear-Thinking-Sensibly-Uncertai...
