DHS lays out cyber plan

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DHS lays out cyber plan

A new white paper from the Homeland Security Department calls for networks where computers and devices work together in near-real time in its own defense.

Federal News Network Staff

March 25, 2011 3:38 pm

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Homeland Security is outlining a three-pronged approach. to securing your agency’s computers.

A new white paper calls for networks where computers and devices work together in near-real time in its own defense.

The plan focuses on automation, interoperability and authentication.

DHS is calling them building blocks for stronger security.

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