Re: [iwar] Statics On Cyber-terrorism.htm
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I must agree with Fred on this. The stated report is outdated and at this
point irrelevant. The whole aspect of the exercise was to find out just
where the military was at in the understanding of computer intrusions and
the reporting of incidents. It gave us the baseline that rendered the
'kick-in-the-pants' needed to generate the support and funding necessary
for the creation of such agencies as the AFCERT (Air Force Computer
Emergency Response Team) and sister orgs to educate, respond, analyze,
test, and keep higher echelons informed on the health of the military
information systems.
Since that time, the military (as well as many other government agencies)
have made great strides in the understanding of attacks, the recognition
of attacks, the defense of attacks, and the investigation and prosecution
of attacks.
As far as the other events listed, it pretty much boils down to the dire
need for more information security specialists out in the real world.
Just my $.02.
Chuck Marchman
Information Security Consultant
Predictive Systems, Inc.
770-993-5010 ext. 766 (Voicemail)
678-923-4061 (Cell)
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charles.marchman@predictive.com
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