April 19, 2024, 11:54 p.m. | Cooper Quintin

Deeplinks www.eff.org

In the absence of strong net neutrality protections, internet service providers (ISPs) have made all sorts of plans that would allow them to capitalize on something called "network slicing." While this technology has all sorts of promise, what the ISPs have planned would subvert net neutrality—the principle that all data be treated equally by your service provider—by allowing them to recreate the kinds of “fast lanes” we've already agreed should not be allowed. If their plans succeed, then the new …

called don internet internet service isps net neutrality network network slicing neutrality plans service service providers slicing technology

Information Security Engineers

@ D. E. Shaw Research | New York City

Technology Security Analyst

@ Halton Region | Oakville, Ontario, Canada

Senior Cyber Security Analyst

@ Valley Water | San Jose, CA

Senior - Penetration Tester

@ Deloitte | Madrid, España

Associate Cyber Incident Responder

@ Highmark Health | PA, Working at Home - Pennsylvania

Senior Insider Threat Analyst

@ IT Concepts Inc. | Woodlawn, Maryland, United States