U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Ideas

There are too many people with high skills in technology and personal experience in technology that have a difficult time finding and even hearing from a job(or even internship). Many of these people might be discouraged out of trying to find one and at the same time remain interested in the field. Even worse, there is an attempt to encourage more social people to join technology and discourage people who like to work... more »

Need infiltration of BLM to find evidence criminal collusion, inciting riots and domestic terrorism.

Need to go after supporters funding, as well as Social Media criminal collusion which provide meet places and instruction. And also find out payment methods to paid violent protesters.

Audit money flow and check for tax crimes

We all know how third world countries have manipulated Paper Voting Systems - that includes Mail In Voting.

Here's my proposal for a much more secure Voting System!!!

Here's my proposal of the Blockchain Voting System to moving our voting system closer to true Democracy & CAN BE DONE FROM HOME!

Between Republican Gerrymandering, Voter Suppression, Voter IDs & Voter Registration suspensions along with their move to... more »

There are numerous security issues on the net. Long ago, we developed Digital Certificates to ID host, domains, organizations, and even individuals.  The issue with doing individual digital certificates, is that they are NOT truly vetted. Worse, this has lead to new services such as ID.me being created who are now taking all of a persons information such as Drivers License, Passports, Military ID and storing them in their... more »

I am the creator of TUPLEZZ, which is a very powerful (probably the most powerful) method and system for strong authentication and secure communication designed to keep cybercriminals at bay for now and in the soon-to-come age of quantum computers.

Imagine a hacker who installed a RAT (Remote Access Trojan/ Remote Administration Tool) on Alice's PC and so he can see everything (screen captures and keylogging) that happens... more »

Businesses, academia, the military, private citizens and their grandmas just won't stop complaining that cybercriminals are continuously innovating and always a step ahead (recently the bad actors just had some fun changing the FireEye name to BlackEye). The problem is that the disdain for independent innovation in this country is off the charts ...

I have a number of intellectual properties (www.danmimis.com) including... more »

The development of a New Class of Computer Components has enabled the design of Malware Secure Computers which does not need to use detection software, encryption or analytics (AI), in order to allow for Malware safe internet, email and user data file interchange. This would allow for the Malware safe transmission and receiving of election results without those computers being compromised with a Malware. This new technology... more »

On March 10, 2021, Eric Goldstein, the executive assistant director for cybersecurity at CISA, told members of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security about the four areas the CISA will focus on with the additional $650 million from the 2021 American Rescue Plan.

With all due respect, Eric Goldstein's priorities are out of order. The first priority is the defense of our network with zero trust principles.... more »

There are numerous security issues on the net. Long ago, we developed Digital Certificates to ID host, domains, organizations, and even individuals. The issue with doing individual digital certificates, is that they are NOT truly vetted. Worse, this has lead to new services such as ID.me being created who are now taking all of a persons information such as Drivers License, Passports, Military ID and storing them in their... more »