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Cybersecurity Crossroads: Will White House Czar Choose the Right Path?
President Obama is set to name a new cybersecurity czar with unprecedented access to the Oval Office. The move will please some security pros, but frustrate others who think government is already in too deep.
By Bill Brenner, Senior Editor
"I don't believe Congress needs to have more legislation. Things like FISMA and NIST are already in place," he said. "But private industry isn't looking at that. They look at things like PCI DSS."
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