FBI, Retooling Once Again, Sets Sights on Expanding Cyber Threats
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From Wall Street Journal:
Some former officials said the FBI must do a better job of integrating cybersecurity into all of its criminal and counterterrorism efforts at all levels, rather than seeing it as a specialty skill set. “As other people have said, there’s no telephone division,” said Jim Baker, former general counsel at the FBI who now works on cybersecurity policy at the think tank R Street. “Cyber is both a means and an ends for criminals.”
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