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Joyce Reiterates Administration Cyber Priorities, Executive Order Close

Wednesday, May 3rd, 2017

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Robert Joyce, the White House Cybersecurity Coordinator, reiterated previous statements on the administration’s cyber security priorities on April 24 and also said the long-expected cyber security executive order was coming out soon with the right timing.Speaking for the first time since joining the administration, Joyce said on April 24 at the Georgetown International Conference on Cyber Engagement, the Trump administration’s cyber priorities will be on innovation in government networks, using shared cyber security services within the government to protect critical…

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