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IG: DHS Sharing Cyber Threat Information But Timeliness, Coordination Need Work

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Thursday, November 3rd, 2011

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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is sharing information about cyber threats with its federal partners, state and local agencies and the private sector through a wide range of channels but the effectiveness of the sharing needs to be improved, the department's Inspector General says in a report released recently. The report says that "more sharing and coordination efforts are needed to address cyber threats in a timely and synchronized manner." For example, it says some agencies have very little…

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