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Empathy and Security

While researching his new book, security expert Bruce Schneier examined the role morals play in providing security. Because security professionals spend most of their time dealing with attackers for whom morals aren't sufficient to keep them from doing what they shouldn't be doing, Schneier suggests that we may need to start looking at ways to enhance the natural security systems our species has evolved over the millennia.