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July 8, 2009
GAO and CRS Cybersecurity Reports
The news that various federal web sites were subject to a denial of service attack over the 4th of July weekend came as a bit of a surprise. North Korea is identified as the likely culprit. Surprise or not, it's not as if the possibility of a foreign cyber attack is an unknown quantity for the U.S. government. Here are various reports from the GAO and CRS that address government security issues.
- National Cybersecurity Strategy: Key Improvements Are Needed to Strengthen the Nation's Posture (GAO-09-432T, March 10, 2009).
- Cybersecurity: Continued Federal Efforts Are Needed to Protect Critical Systems and Information (GAO-09-835T, June 25, 2009).
- Information Security: Cyber Threats and Vulnerabilities Place Federal Systems at Risk (GAO-09-661T, May 5, 2009).
- Federal Information Security Issues (GAO-09-817R, June 30, 2009).
- Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative: Legal Authorities and Policy Considerations (R40427, March 10, 2009).
- Creating a National Framework for Cybersecurity: An Analysis of Issues and Options (RL32777, February 22, 2005). [MG]
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