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Trump Seeks Enterprise View Of Federal Government In Cyber Security Order

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, May 17th, 2017

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The Trump administration is emphasizing a consolidated approach toward federal information networks and their security with rather than sticking with the disparate efforts of each individual department and agency, a senior White House official said May 11.President Donald Trump on May 11 issued an executive order on cyber security that directs the heads of federal departments and agencies to prioritize the acquisition of shared information technology services, such as email and security, and calls on a White House technology council…

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