On Friday, the DHS took another step forward[news.com] in their drive to increase the reliability of state drivers’ licenses by releasing their “Final Rule,”[dhs.gov] of minimum standards for compliance. These changes are required by the REAL ID Act of 2005 and have been a source of controversy in the security and civil-rights communities. Additionally, some states have passed legislation rejecting REAL ID.
Dominic Schulte currently serves as the Managing Director of Security Services & Consulting at TRUE, where he is responsible for the execution of a wide range of security and regulatory compliance services. Previously, Dominic worked with the National Security Agency (NSA) as a Global Network Exploitation and Vulnerability Analyst in the National Security Incident and Response Center (NSIRC). He holds CISSP, QSA and CNSS 4011-4015 certifications.
civil-rights, driver's license, Identification, privacy, REAL ID, Security
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