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James Lewis, CSIS Technology & Public Policy Program, Director
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Following the “cyber attacks” on government and commercial websites in the U.S and South Korean, James Lewis discusses how the federal government can strengthen and protect vulnerable computer systems. He is also the head of CSIS’s “Commission on Cybersecurity for the 44th Presidency,” which released its’ report earlier this year.
Washington, DC
: 29 min.
From Saturday, July 11
Commission on Cybersecurity Report
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