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09-07-2006, 01:00 PM
"President Bush and his senior advisers rarely miss an occasion to remind the nation not to forget the "lessons of Sept. 11." But less than two weeks before the fifth anniversary of the attacks, the question of who should coordinate cybersecurity remains an afterthought.
After the resignation of the first three so-called cyberczars, Congress said the answer was to give someone real authority within the Department of Homeland Security and let him or her direct cybersecurity policy. So it was that in July 2005, DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff agreed to create the post of assistant secretary for cybersecurity and telecommunications."
For More Information: http://news.com.com/Learning+the+lessons+of+911+for+real/2010-7348_3-6111571.html
After the resignation of the first three so-called cyberczars, Congress said the answer was to give someone real authority within the Department of Homeland Security and let him or her direct cybersecurity policy. So it was that in July 2005, DHS Secretary Michael Chertoff agreed to create the post of assistant secretary for cybersecurity and telecommunications."
For More Information: http://news.com.com/Learning+the+lessons+of+911+for+real/2010-7348_3-6111571.html