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White House To Release Cybersecurity Report Tomorrow

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Thursday, May 28th, 2009

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By Emelie Rutherford President Obama is slated to unveil tomorrow plans for enhancing government cybersecurity efforts, and is expected to provide more clarity on a potential new Pentagon cyber command. Obama will release a report on a 60-day review of the government's cybersecurity efforts, his spokesman said this week. The president is widely expected to announce the creation of a new federal cyber czar. National Security Agency (NSA) Director Lt. Gen. Keith Alexander told a House subcommittee on May 5…

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