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• Cyber ShockWave exposed missing links in U.S. securityMar 10, 2010

  

  Former DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff, who took part in Cyber ShockWave, says the exercise showed that the United States lacks the ability to effectively respond to a catastrophic cyber event. He identifies a few steps government and the private sector need to take. Read More

• Broadband plan would make FCC a player in cybersecurity frameworkMar 16, 2010

• With fusion centers, privacy is a serious — and touchy — subjectMar 12, 2010

• Former TSA employee charged with infecting databasesMar 12, 2010

• State fusion centers look to expand beyond counterterrorism effortsMar 12, 2010

• Lack of trust still hinders public/private security effortsFeb 12, 2010

• Engineer shows how to crack a 'secure' TPM chipFeb 02, 2010

• A call for critical thinking about securing our electric gridJan 22, 2010

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• It's put-up time for the emergency communications network

  It seems the government will try again to build a nationwide public safety communications network, at least if Congress agrees with the FCC’s forthcoming recommendations.

• Former L.A. police chief tapped to kick off GovSec conference

• U.S. first responder communications still a mess

• The FBI, a Spanish lawmaker and bin Laden

• DOE assembles team to tackle cybersecurity threats to power grid

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