Thursday, July 15, 2010

Cyber Security News Updates -- July 15, 2010


Cybersecurity Consensus: 'We Haven't Done Enough' -- Washington Times

Obama, officials cite public-sector efforts.

President Obama on Wednesday briefly dropped by and addressed a meeting at which industry figures were being updated on U.S. cybersecurity efforts, acknowledging more progress was needed on the issue but blaming George W. Bush administration efforts as inadequate.

The meeting was led by White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Howard Schmidt, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and was attended "by an array of cybersecurity stakeholders from across the country," a statement from the White House said.

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More News On Cyber Security

White House Issues Cybersecurity Report -- Information Week
White House just getting started on cybersecurity -- GCN
Obama Urges Collaboration to Defend U.S. Cyber -- GovInfo
A Brief Check-In on Cyber Security -- The Atlantic
Obama to update Bush-era cybersecurity directive -- Federal Computer Week
Analysis: President attends high-level cyber meeting -- Federal News Radio
Navy Imposes Cybersecurity Training Rules -- Information Week
Is the NSA's 'Perfect Citizen' the Ultimate Spying Tool? -- FOX News
NSA Launches 'Perfect Citizen' Cybersecurity Program -- TMCNet
NSA's "Perfect Citizen" Program: Big Brother or Cybersecurity Savior? -- Daily Tech
The Right to Bear Cyber-Arms -- Defense Tech
How To Stop Cyberattacks: Diplomacy. Well, Maybe. -- The Danger Room
Code Cracked! Cyber Command Logo Mystery Solved -- Danger Room

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