Can a digital security commission accomplish anything?
A number of elected officials spent time preaching to the tech masses at the South by Southwest Interactive conference this past week about the need for Congress to have a conversation about the future of digital security in the U.S. The tech masses are not entirely sure if those conversations are going to change the tenor of the debate around encryption.
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