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Homeland Security

Industry Group Helping NATO Work through Cyber Security Challenges

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Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

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An industry consortium that consists of a multi-national array of aerospace, defense and information technology companies and advisors is assisting NATO with its cyber security challenges by identifying standards, best practices and technologies as well as creating a security concept to help cope with cyber attacks, executives with the group tell TR2. NATO wants situational awareness, it wants to be able to share data and also have it secure and it also wants to be able to continue operating during…

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