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ISA’s Larry Clinton: More cybersecurity education needed on the Hill

Educating members of Congress and their staffs about cybersecurity is getting easier.

Federal News Network Staff

January 21, 2010 1:29 pm

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As Congress focuses more on cybersecurity and President Obama’s cybersecurity coordinator settles in, educating members of Congress and their staffs about the issue is getting easier. Larry Clinton, President of the Internet Safety Alliance, is one of those making the effort. He delivered his group’s new report, “Implementing the Obama Cyber Security Strategy via the ISA Social Contract Model,” to the Hill today, and joined me to talk about the reception he got, and what should happen next.

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