Forwarded from: "Huggins, Michael" <mhhugginsat_private> Yeah after reading it I wasn't sure if it was written by Scott Tissue or Brawny. The current write up provides no essential changes to what the PSCIA and other documents have already included. Why do they need technology why don't the ask the one's digging in the trenches. I provided SANS and the InfraGard IEB extensive comments and saw not a single mention of the iase.disa.mil training nor the interagency opsec support staff issues. Again ostriches 1 reality zip. v/r Michael Michael H. Huggins CISSP CTOC USN (ret) First Command Information Security Manager 817 569 2435 -----Original Message----- From: InfoSec News [mailto:isnat_private] Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 1:49 AM To: isnat_private Subject: [ISN] White House Slows Cybersecurity Planning Forwarded from: "eric wolbrom, CISSP" <ericat_private> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A26061-2002Sep16.html By Brian Krebs and Robert MacMillan washingtonpost.com Staff Writers Monday, September 16, 2002; 7:45 PM The Bush administration will not unveil the final version of a national cybersecurity plan this Wednesday, saying it wants to gather more input from the technology industry. The White House had been expected to offer a detailed strategy for protecting the nation's critical information infrastructure from attack. Instead, the administration will release another draft of the strategy. "We've said all along that this is a living document," said Tiffany Olsen, an aide to White House cybersecurity adviser Richard Clarke. "We wanted to make sure we have buy-in from all the parties involved before the official release comes out." Technology firms will have 60 days to submit comments on the latest draft, Olsen said, with an official presidential unveiling of the final plan scheduled for before the end of the year. [...] - ISN is currently hosted by Attrition.org To unsubscribe email majordomoat_private with 'unsubscribe isn' in the BODY of the mail.
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