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And so today, for example, DHS' National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center is the hub of daily cyberincident management for the U.S. In addition, the Department of Defense, and in particular, the National Security Agency, is a unique national security resource and an essential participant in national, or global, cybersecurity solutions.
Wired Top Stories Jane Holl 2011
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-- Despite those concerns, the economic impact of a major cyberincident may be limited.
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"We're always playing catch-up or reacting to the last major cyberincident or event but not doing a lot to think about what the future might hold," said Dixon, who is now director of analysis at the Internet security firm Team Cymru.
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"We're always playing catch-up or reacting to the last major cyberincident or event but not doing a lot to think about what the future might hold," said Dixon, who is now director of analysis at the Internet security firm Team Cymru.
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"We're always playing catch-up or reacting to the last major cyberincident or event but not doing a lot to think about what the future might hold," said Dixon, who is now director of analysis at the Internet security firm Team Cymru.
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S.xty percent of U.S. Internet technology and infrastructure executives questioned in a recent CS.S.survey expect to see a "major cyberincident" (an outage of at least 24 hours, a loss of life or a failure of a company) within two years.
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-- Despite those concerns, the economic impact of a major cyberincident may be limited.
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S.xty percent of U.S. Internet technology and infrastructure executives questioned in a recent CS.S.survey expect to see a "major cyberincident" (an outage of at least 24 hours, a loss of life or a failure of a company) within two years.
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-- Despite those concerns, the economic impact of a major cyberincident may be limited.
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S.xty percent of U.S. Internet technology and infrastructure executives questioned in a recent CS.S.survey expect to see a "major cyberincident" (an outage of at least 24 hours, a loss of life or a failure of a company) within two years.
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