U.S. Cyber Commander Gives Military Network Security A 'C'

Photo: US officials say government and private systems are attacked millions of times per day. Photo from The BBC

US Top Brass Gives Its Military Networks A "C" for Security -- Tech Eye

The Pentagon's Cyber Command top brass General Keith Alexander has said that the US military networks had a long way to go before they could defend themselves against a serious cyber attack.

Alexander said that things are better than they were, but the military needed to do more to remedy its vulnerabilities.

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