The list of critical infrastructures in the United States that if successfully hit by a cyber attack could result in a serious blow to national, economic and public health security is small, according to a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official. A preliminary evaluation of these critical infrastructures, as called for in an Executive Order issued by President Barack Obama in February, has been delivered to the White House, Robert Kolasky, director of the Implementation Task Force for the executive…
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