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Subject: [iwar] [fc:Bush.Lays.Out.Cyber-Protection.Plan]
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Bush Lays Out Cyber-Protection Plan 
By David McGuire, Newsbytes, 10/17/2001
<a href="http://www.newsbytes.com/news/01/171225.html">http://www.newsbytes.com/news/01/171225.html>

President Bush has issued an executive order creating a federal
"critical infrastructure protection" board that will be charged with
coordinating nationwide electronic security efforts. 
Bush announced he would create the board last week when he appointed
longtime electronic security aide Richard Clarke to serve as his special
advisor for cyberspace security. Clarke will chair the infrastructure
protection board, which Bush has directed to "propose policies and
programs to appropriate officials to ensure the protection of the
nation's information systems for critical infrastructure." 
As chairman of the infrastructure protection board - which will be made
up predominantly of executive branch agency representatives - Clarke
will report to National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice and to newly
appointed Director of Homeland Defense Tom Ridge. 
The new board will also be directed to make sure that state and local
governments as well as non-governmental organizations are doing their
respective parts to maintain effective warning systems and share
information they receive about threats and attacks. 
In addition, the board will be required to "coordinate outreach" to the
private sector companies that control the telecommunications,
information and energy networks that make up the vast majority of the
nation's so-called critical infrastructure. 
Appointed by President Clinton in 1998 to serve as the nation's first
national coordinator for security, infrastructure protection and
counter-terrorism, Clarke has remained at that post under President
Bush. 
One of the nation's foremost experts on cybersecurity, Clarke has
repeatedly warned that the United States could face an "electronic Pearl
Harbor" unless its electronic defenses are bolstered.

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