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Industry Reps Push Cloud Computing, Declassification To Fix Information Sharing With Government

By Matthew Beinart

Tuesday, September 12th, 2017

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Industry Reps Push Cloud Computing, Declassification To Fix Information Sharing With Government

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The biggest challenge to securing the cyber resiliency of federal government network systems remains an over-classified, ineffective approach to information sharing, according to a panel of cyber experts speaking at a homeland security summit Tuesday.Two panels at the AFCEA Homeland Security Conference urged federal agency officials to work at reducing the time frame for collecting data and sharing information on cyber attacks while adopting a more robust approach to cloud computing as a means of working with industry to solve…

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