In the News NSC invokes 2016 directive to respond to SolarWinds hack
Dec 17, 2020
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FCW
“For every agency already strapped with federal departures and transition planning, federal CIOs are going to be hard pressed to find enough personnel to address those issues, and they will now have to put all else aside to look through all their networks for signs of compromise, track CISA directives, and other address network vulnerabilities” said Tatyana Bolton, a senior fellow for cybersecurity at the R Street Institute.
“It is challenging to say the least,” she added.
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