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While the heroes win, the old leadership doesn't, suggesting that America may need a new approach for a new century.
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The new executive order on cybersecurity workforce development is missing a focus on diversity.
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There is a lot to like about the new EO on the cybersecurity workforce. We unpack it here.
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Chip cards were supposed to cut down on fraud. They may have just shifted it online.
Successful counterterrorism at home is haunted by the failure to match this success abroad.
The new cybersecurity workforce executive order is generally positive, but we have some questions