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President Obama's Cybersecurity Order Fails to Boost Security
“Now our enemies are also seeking the ability to sabotage our power grid, our financial institutions, and our air traffic control systems,” President Obama said.
The Obama administration wants the public to believe it is taking cyber security seriously.The administration's latest initiative came last week, when the Pentagon leaked its plans to massively boost its Cyber Command. What had been a 900-person nascent military outfit housed at Fort Meade in Maryland will be expanded to a team of 4,900.
The Obama White House treats cyber security as a mission that the public can be informed about through furtive leaks and unidentified officials, cloak-and-dagger style.
The Obama administration wants the public to believe it is taking cyber security seriously.The administration's latest initiative came last week, when the Pentagon leaked its plans to massively boost its Cyber Command. What had been a 900-person nascent military outfit housed at Fort Meade in Maryland will be expanded to a team of 4,900.
The Obama White House treats cyber security as a mission that the public can be informed about through furtive leaks and unidentified officials, cloak-and-dagger style.
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