"I tell people, if it's in the news, don't worry about it. Because by definition, 'news' is something that almost never happens."
- Bruce Schneier, during a TED talk about security.
(Great sound-bite, but the TED talk was actually kind underwhelming. He took 20 minute to say that we make better decisions about security when our feelings correspond well to reality. Which really only took him about 3 minute to explain, somewhere in the middle. What makes it disappointing thing is that, having read some of his writing, I know this guy has many fascinating examples of both "security theater" and actual security, but he only talked touched on a couple of those. I hope he does another TED talk that covers more examples, and/or goes into more depth.)