Creating a foundation for cyber security deterrence begins by partnering with countries that think alike, a White House official said on July 11.“We’re going to be working with like-minded countries to start to enforce the norms that we’ve talked about that do exist,” Rob Joyce, special assistant to the president and Cyber Coordinator at the White House, said at a cyber security conference. “The rule of law as it applies in physical space, applies in cyberspace, so we’re going to…
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