White House cyber security adviser post remains unfilled
Posted on | August 31, 2009 | add a comment
Expectations ran high after President Obama’s historic May 29th speech, in which the President outlined his framework for a national policy on cyber security, directed by a White House special adviser. But three months later the adviser has not yet been named.
Threat Post blogger Dennis Fisher does a good job analyzing the variables in play — and underscoring that stakes at risk — in this post. It’s well worth reading.
Dennis’ recent podcast interview with Amit Yoran, former director of the National Cyber Security Division at DHS and CEO of NetWitness, supplies the backdrop.
–Byron Acohido
