National Cybersecurity
Threats to the Information Infrastructure and the Federal Response
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Advancements in technology have revolutionized the way much of the world communicates and conducts business. At the same time, global interconnectivity poses significant risks to national computer systems and the critical infrastructures they support ― including power grids, water supplies, telecommunications networks, and financial institutions.
President Obama has called the growing number of cyber-attacks “one of the most serious economic and national security threats our nation faces.”
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper testified before Congress that roughly 60,000 new malicious compu…
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National Cybersecurity
Threats to the Information Infrastructure and the Federal Response
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Cybersecurity Overview
GAO Statement on Protecting Critical Infrastructure and Federal Information Systems
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Cyber-terrorism
Cyber-attacks, Terrorist Capabilities, and Federal Action
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Cybersecurity Investment
President Obama’s Remarks on the Nation’s Digital Infrastructure
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Review of U.S. Cybersecurity Policies
Addressing Vulnerabilities and Reducing Threats
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Cybersecurity Legislative Proposal
White House recommendations for Protecting Infrastructure, People, and Government Networks
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Iran Sanctions
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Detainee Policy
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Pro & Con
Should Congress Pass the Obama Administration’s Cybersecurity Proposal?
