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5 Duties of a Cybersecurity Czar
5 Duties of a Cybersecurity Czar Responsibilities of White House Official Defined Eric Chabrow, Managing Editor May 1, 2009 Legislation creating a White House director of cyberspace would give that official five distinct authorities and functions if enacted. Here’s the … Continue reading
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White House Set To Reel-In Cybersecurity Role?
By Marc Handelman on April 24th, 2009 In news from the RSA Conference 2009, comes an apparent ‘put on notice’ speech by the acting cybersecurity director from the White House. A 60 day review of cybersecurity initiatives promulgated by the … Continue reading
