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GovInfoSecurity.Com Week in Review: Saturday, May 8, 2010

Eric Chabrow (GovInfoSecurity) • May 7, 2010     5 Minutes   
GovInfoSecurity.Com Week in Review: Saturday, May 8, 2010Listen to our review of our most compelling content of the past week:
House subcommittee passes a bill to require real-time securing monitoring of agencies' IT systems.
Two lawmakers unveil legislation giving a Senate-confirmed cyberspace director sweeping authority to review civilian agencies IT security budgets.
Author of the new book Surviving Cyber War says the term cyber war is often overhyped.
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, who chairs a cybersecurity taskforce, raises the question of requiring a license to access the Internet.
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