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Cyber security has received a thorough debate within the Obama administration. Now it looks like the Homeland Security Department will retain at least some role...

Federal News Network Staff

May 18, 2009 2:09 pm

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Cyber security has received a thorough debate within the Obama administration. Now it looks like the Homeland Security Department will retain at least some role in setting standards and policy – even as a new White House office is established for cyber security. It’s taken a month for the administration to get its final report out after the 60-day review. Why? Because lots of agencies and panels were fighting for a piece of the action. But Congress has yet to weigh in. I’m Tom Temin.

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