Carlos Solari
Carlos Solari

Former FBI senior executive and CIO of the White House from 2002-2005, Carlos Solari is a writer with tremendous talent and experience. He has worked with communication systems since the early analog days, when access to the internet was reserved only for university research and defense. Earning the coveted Army Ranger tab himself, he learned the art of special operations and systems technologies, both of which he successfully applied to his government roles, as well those he later assumed in the private sector. Today, Carlos Solari continues to offer his expertise to the cybersecurity industry as both a professional and a storyteller. His ability to tackle the “big picture” is well demonstrated in his two books: "Security in a Web 2.0+ World," published by Wiley, and his fictional work, "eNikita." In his weekly editorials written exclusively for The Threat Report, readers can expect to gain meaningful context and lessons about the evolving challenges of the digital world.

The Faustian Bargain And Its Shameless Effect On Privacy

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In 2009, I wrote a book published by Wiley. It was a collaborative effort with colleagues from the then famous Bell Labs, where I was working at the time. We called it Security in a Web 2.0+ World, A Standards Based Approach. The book starts out by posing a few  fanciful questions: What if we

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From FBI Executive To White House CIO, A Security Expert Speaks Out

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“We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality…” These words were written by Martin Luther King Jr. from his jail cell in Birmingham, Alabama. Although he was referring to our mutual dependency as people, he could just have easily been writing about the internet. Of course, the internet did not exist back in 1963—but

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