Five months after President Obama announced the need for a White House-appointed coordinator to oversee national cybersecurity affairs, the debate continues in Washington over whether such a coordinator would be more effective... [read full story]
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Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), the top-ranking Republican on the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, today argued against establishing a new cybersecurity coordinator position at the White House. Rather than...
Coordinator placed in the White House would be ineffective, says Sen. Susan Collins By Jaikumar Vijayan , Computerworld , 11/04/2009 Five months after President Obama announced the need for a White House-appointed coordinator...
Five months after President Obama announced the need for a White House-appointed coordinator to oversee national cybersecurity affairs, the debate continues in Washington over whether such a coordinator would be more effective...
Five months after President Obama announced the need for a White House-appointed coordinator to oversee national cybersecurity affairs, the debate continues in Washington over whether such a coordinator would be more effective...
Five months after President Obama to oversee national cybersecurity affairs, the debate continues in Washington over whether such a coordinator would be more effective if outside the White House. Senator Susan Collins...
TechAmerica tells President Obama his promise to appoint a cyber-security coordinator in the White House is growing more urgent by the day. The tech industry is growing impatient over President Obama's failure so far to appoint...
