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Intel Chiefs testify on US Cyber Operations
Speed, agility, organization, workforce improvement are necessary. Improved communication with critical infrastructure and civilian industry.[ WTFO, the guy behind Senator Jack Reed has his badge out that is a security concern, he is too busy on his phone.]
DHS and NIST still on the hook for controls and best business practices
The cyber domain does not have the same boundaries as nuclear deterrence. But has similar consequences in my opinion from a collateral aspect.
Damn did Dir. Clapper just say we don't have the Cyber capabilities to deter Cyber attacks from rogue nations states? Sen Wicker just asked an earnest question on what do we do via our national power. Prevent, Detect, respond, and sustain methodology as Sen. McCain just implied case by case response is not a very good policy I agree that repeatable processes are the norm, however, initial response will require cyber agility while an overarching National policy is more reflective of our national powers as a deterrent. Unfortunately, our current policy does not seem to be up to par. Critical infrastructure is the key and the workforce is the foundation.
STEM programs are not enough we need to incorporate STEM aspects throughout our primary and secondary education. Definitely, something industry local governments and federal government can improve on via robust education overhaul and cooperation. We have to invest in the future in order to become less reactive and become more proactive.
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