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Employees ‘volunteer’ to have microchips injected in hands

July 27, 2017 | Stephenbryen |

A US company is implanting microchips in employees’ hands, allowing added convenience but raising privacy and other issues By STEPHEN BRYEN First published in the Asia Times. A Wisconsin company is getting under its employees’ skin – literally. Three Square Market, …

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Dr. Stephen Bryen is the author of the new book, "Technology Security and National Power: Winners and Losers" (Transaction Publishers). Dr. Stephen Bryen has 40 years of leadership in government and industry. He has served as a senior staff director of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, as the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Trade Security Policy, as the founder and first director of the Defense Technology Security Administration, as the President of Delta Tech Inc., as the President of Finmeccanica North America, and as a Commissioner of the U.S. China Security Review Commission. Dr. Bryen's expertise and high effectiveness has earned him the highest civilian awards of the U.S. Defense Department on two occasions and established him as a proven government, civic and business leader in Washington D.C. and internationally. Dr. Bryen is regarded as a thought leader on technology security policy.