Network Protection

Federal Activity

Laws

• Critical Infrastructure Information Act of 2002
• Communications Decency Act:  Good Samaritan Provision (protecting from liability those networks that take measures to protect their network and users from harmful content).

Presidential Documents

• Executive Order 13231: Critical Infrastructure Protection in the Information Age, WH 10/17/01
• EO 13130 National Infrastructure Assurance Council, July 14, 1999
• Presidential Executive Order 13010 Critical Infrastructure Protection July 17, 1996 PDF Federal Register
  • Executive Order 13010 - Critical Infrastructure Protection
• Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular A-130, Section 8b(3), “Securing Agency Information Systems”
• Security of Federal Automated Information Systems:"This OMB memorandum is issued as a reminder to Federal agencies and Departments of their responsibilities for the security of their respective automation resources." June 1999
• EO 13292: Classification of National Security Information, WH 3/28/03
• 53 Questions for Developing the National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace, WH 6/10/02
• The National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace - feedback can be provided to feedback@who.eop.gov, WH 6/10/02
• The White House Statement on the Review of Critical Infrastructure Protection and Cyber Security May 9, 2001
• Report of the President of the United States on the Status of Federal Critical Infrastructure Protection Activities
• Presidential Memo: Action by Federal Agencies to Safeguard Against Internet Attacks (March 3, 2000)
• Presidential Decision Directive 63
  • PDD 63 Factsheet
  • PDD 63 Press release
• Executive Order : Critical Infrastructure Protection in the Information Age, WH 10/17/01
• EO 13130 National Infrastructure Assurance Council, July 14, 1999
• Presidential Executive Order 13010 Critical Infrastructure Protection July 17, 1996 PDF Federal Register
• Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular A-130, Section 8b(3), “Securing Agency Information Systems”
• Sentencing Guidelines Relevant to Cybercrime IP Sentencing Guidelines
• Security of Federal Automated Information Systems:"This OMB memorandum is issued as a reminder to Federal agencies and Departments of their responsibilities for the security of their respective automation resources." June 1999

PITAC

• PITAC Cyber Security Report
  "In Cyber Security: A Crisis of Prioritization, the February 2005 PITAC report to the President, the independent Presidential advisory panel warns that the Nation’s IT infrastructure is highly vulnerable to attacks that could damage not only the economy but national defense and national security systems as well. Noting that “market forces direct privatesector investment away from research and toward the application of existing technologies to develop marketable products,” the report calls on the Federal government to fundamentally improve its approach to cyber security R&D by increasing investments in unclassified cyber security R&D; intensifying its efforts to expand the size of today’s small cyber security research community; improving technology transfer to the private sector; and increasing the focus and efficiency of Federal R&D through better coordination and oversight. The report lists 10 areas as R&D priorities, based on a PITAC analysis of more than 30 documents and reports on cyber security R&D. The report concludes that the Nation will not be able to secure its IT infrastructure without significant advances in the following areas:
  ❖ Authentication technologies
  ❖ Secure fundamental protocols
  ❖ Secure software engineering and software
  assurance
  ❖ Holistic system security
  ❖ Monitoring and detection
  Mitigation and recovery methodologies
  ❖ Cyber forensics
  ❖ Modeling and testbeds for new technologies
  ❖ Metrics, benchmarks, and best practices
  ❖ Non-technology issues that can compromise
  cyber security
  Federal Plan for Cyber Security and Information Assurance: Research and Development, NSTC p. 14 (April 2006)

NIST

GAO

• GAO Testimony: Critical Infrastructure Protection: Challenges in Addressing Cybersecurity, GAO 7/22/2005
• Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Protection. Technology Assessment, GAO-04-321.
• GAO, Critical Infrastructure Protection: Improving Information Sharing with Infrastructure Sectors, GAO-04-780 (Washington, D.C.: July 9, 2004).
• GAO, Critical Infrastructure Protection: Significant Challenges in Developing National Capabilities, GAO-01-323 (Washington, D.C.: Apr. 25, 2001).

Hearings

• WEBCAST: Securing Cyberspace: Efforts to Protect National Information Infrastructures Continue to Face Challenges, U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, Senate 7/19/2005
• Before the House Committee on Governmental Reform, Government Efficiency, Financial Management and Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee July 24, 2002 "Cyber Terrorism and Critical Infrastructure Protection"
  • Testimony of Ronald L. Dick, Director, National Infrastructure Protection Center, FBI
• Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2001 9 a.m. Sen Commerce, Science, and Transportation Science, Technology, and Space Subcommittee To hold hearings to examine the response of the technology sector in times of crisis, focusing on the successes and failures in the aftermath of the events of September 11, 2001. SR-253,
• Testimony on "Critical Infrastructure Protection: Who’s in Charge?" by John S. Tritak, CIAO Director, before the Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs, October 4, 2001
• 2 p.m. Senate Judiciary Technology, Terrorism, and Government Information Subcommittee To hold oversight hearings to examine the National Infrastructure Protection Center, focusing on the fight against cybercrime. SD-226, Senate 7/19/01
• Jun. 27, 2000 Senate Judiciary Committee S.2448, to  enhance the protections of the Internet and the  critical infrastructure of the United States
• Jun 8 Senate Judiciary Committee Business meeting to consider S.2448, to enhance  the protections of the Internet and the critical  infrastructure of the United States; S.353.  SD-226  10 a.m.
• Testimony of Kevin V. Di Gregory, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, on the Fourth Amendment and the Internet before the Subcommittee on the Constitution of the House Committee on the Judiciary (April 6, 2000)
• Mar 28 Senate Judiciary Technology, Terrorism, and Government Information Subcommittee hearings to examine cyber attacks,  focusing on removing roadblocks to investigation  and information sharing. 10 a.m SD-226
• Mar. 8 Senate Commerce Committee hearing on Internet Security / Hacker Attacks 9:30 am  Room 253 Russell SOB.
• Mar. 3. House Commerce Committee Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations hearing on "Cyber Insecurity at EPA: GAO Reports Agency Systems Vulnerable to Attack." 10:00 am in 2322 Rayburn House Office Building. Postponed

Other Government Activity

• GAO-08-607, Critical Infrastructure Protection: Further Efforts Needed to Integrate Planning for and Response to Disruptions on Converged Voice and Data Networks, June 26, 2008, GAO 6/30/2008
• GAO-08-212T, Internet Infrastructure: Challenges in Developing a Public/Private Recovery Plan, October 23, 2007, GAO 10/26/2007
• Draft Special Publication 800-44 Version 2, Guidelines on Securing Public Web Servers, NIST 6/5/2007
• Draft Special Publication 800-82, Guide to Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) and Industrial Control Systems Security, NIST 9/29/2006
• Draft Special Publication 800-54, Border Gateway Protocol Security, NIST 9/29/2006
• Guidance for Securing Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition: A NIST Security Configuration Checklist - Special Publication 800-69, NIST 9/29/2006
• NSF Makes Cyberinfrastructure-TEAM Awards, NSF 10/18/2005
• Hardening the Internet Final Report and Recommendations, National Infrastructure Advisory Council 2004
• National Science Foundation Releases New Report from Advisory Committee for Cyberinfrastructure, NSF 2/4/03
• NSF Cyberinfrastructure report, NSF 2/4/03
• Delivered September 23, 2002
• Ron Dick - Before the Committee on Governmental Affairs - Critical Infrastructure Information Sharing, NIPC 5/13/02
• ITU to hold Network Security Workshops, ITU 5/14/02
• CSI/FBI Computer Crime and Security Survey, CSI 4/10/02
• Cyber Protests Related to the War on Terrorism: The Current Threat (pdf), NIPC 11/23/01
• The Legal Aspects of Infrastructure Protection (Sept 5, 2001), NIPC 10/16/01
• Information Sharing: Practices That Can Benefit Critical Infrastructure Protection (GAO-02-24/October 2001)
• Text of Assistant Attorney General Michael Chertoff’s testimony before the House Subcommittee on Crime of the Committee on the Judiciary (June 12, 2001)
• Text of Attorney General Ashcroft’s Remarks Before the First Annual Computer Privacy, Policy & Security Insititute (May 22, 2001) Video |
• DoC Press Release: COMMERCE SECRETARY MINETA ANNOUNCES NEW INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) INFORMATION SHARING AND ANALYSIS CENTER (ISAC) Jan 16 ntia
• Text of Attorney General Reno’s Keynote Address at the ITAA Cybercrime Summit (June 9, 2000)
• US Department of Justice, The National Information Infrastructure Protection Act of 1996: A Legislative Analysis (1996)

Requests for Comment

• President Bush Releases National Strategy for Combating Terrorism, White House 2/14/03
• Bush unveils final cybersecurity plan, CNET 2/14/03
• White House Airs Security Plan, Wash Post 2/14/03
• Feds Unveil Cyber-Security Plan, eweek 2/14/03
• Homeland Security CIO Holds Forth Info World 11/8/02
• Government Issues Safety Rules For Net, Vnunet 1/7/02
• U.S. Cyber-Security Strategy: Lots of Bark, No Bite. Securing VoIP. Network Mag 11/8/02
• Bush Considering Cybersecurity Fund, USA Today 9/10/02
• Security Vendors Pan Bush Plan, Internet News 9/20/02
• Cybersecurity Draft Plan Criticized, Wash Post 9/20/02
• U.S. Cybersecurity Plan Under Fire, SFC 9/18/02
• Cyber Panel Scales Back Security Proposals, LA Times 9/18/02
• Bush advisor presents cybersecurity plan draft, IDG 9/18/02
• White House Slows Cybersecurity Planning, Wash Tech 9/18/02
• Bush cyber security plan ready, MSNBC 9/18/02
• Combating cyberterrorism, CNET 9/18/02
• Let The Lobbying Begin, Wash Post 9/18/02
• Feds Pare Cyber-Security Plan, Wash Post 9/10/02
• Companies Snooze On Cyber-Security, BWO 9/10/02
• Building Security: Security Responsibilities for Federally Owned and Leased Facilities. GAO-03-8, October 31., GAO 11/20/02
• Cyber-Security Media Briefing FTC 11/5/02
• GAO: Info Sharing: Best Practices That Can Benefit Critical Infrastructure Protection Oct 2001
• Advisory 01-023: Update to NIPC Advisory 01-003 "E-Commerce Vulnerabilities", NIPC 10/5/01
• Seven Simple Computer Security Tips, NIPC 10/1/01
• NIPC Advisory: "New Scanning Activity (with W32-Leaves.worm) Exploiting SubSeven Victims, NIPC 6/25/01
• Oct 31 FCC's Telecommunications Network Security and Reliability in the 21st Century
• Daily Digest Released: October 19, 1999.  TRUST IN CYBERSPACE STUDY.Wednesday, October  27, 2:00 p.m., TW-C305, 445 12th Street, S.W., Wash., D.C. Three of the study's authors will present and discuss the findings; contact Kent  Nilsson 202-418-0845.
• Critical Infrastructure Protection (PDD 63, May 22, 1998)
• Critical Infrastructure Protection (EO 13010, July 16, 1996)
• Asleep at the switch? : Federal Communications Commission efforts to assure reliability of the public telephone network : hearings before the Government Information, Justice, and Agriculture Subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations, House of Representatives, One Hundred Second Congress, first session, July 10 and October 2, 1991, H. Rept. 102-420 (Dec 11, 1991)

Economics of Cyber Security

• Dartmouth Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection (I3P) is researching
• Papers
  • MARK F. GRADY, The Law and Economics of Cybersecurity: An Introduction, SSRN 12/7/2004
  • Walter S. Baer, Rewarding IT Security in the Marketplace, TPRC 9/13/03

Webcasts & Podcasts

• NANOG Security Curriculum NANOG actively works to produce sessions and seminars to help foster security on the Internet

  Links
  • Computer Security Institute
  • Multi State ISAC National Webcast Initiative
  • SANS Institute Webcasts
• Multi State ISAC Wireless Security Wire-Free Does Not Always Mean Risk-Free! Wednesday, July 20, 2005
• Multi State ISAC Invasion of the "Bots" You Could Be A "Zombie" and Don't Know It!!
• Multi State ISAC March 16, 2005 Are You Secure?...Are You Sure? Vulnerability Management
• Multi State ISAC February 9, 2005 Adware/Spyware: How to Protect Yourself from Today's Most Dangerous Spyware Threats
• NANOG
  • NANOG Security Curriculum
  • A Day in the Security Life of a Service Provider—Qwest NANOG 33 Jan 2005
• INET Tutorial "Emerging Security Technologies. A balanced overview by experts in the field" Multiple files
• ISP Security Toolkits NANOG 32 Fall 2004
• Multi State ISAC October 19 , 2004 Are YOU the Weakest Link?
• Multi State ISAC August 26, 2004 Performing a Cyber Security Risk Assessment: Why? When? and How?
• Tracking Global Threats with the Internet Motion Sensor NANOG 32
• Botnets NANOG 32
• Critical Infrastructure Protection Research Channel
• Information Security Research Channel
• Cyber-Infrastructure Report: Implications for the Future of Scientific Research Research Channel
• Cyber-Infrastructure Security: Information Sharing and Analysis Centers Research Channel
• Trusted Computing CFP2004
• Multi State ISAC June 22, 2004 Cyber Security: The Three Things You Should Have Done Yesterday and The Three Things You Should Do Today
• Computers Freedom and Privacy After 911 CFP2003
• Terrorizing Rights: International Cooperation and International Anti-Terrorism Policies: David Banisar, Tracey Cohen, Geus Hosein, Toshi Ogura and John Wadham
•  Role Play the Moral Maze-- Security and Freedom in A Dangerous World CFP2003
• CSTB The Internet Under Crisis Conditions: Learning from September 11 Nov 2002
• Philly Cybersecurity Town Meeting
• How to 0wn the Internet in Your Spare Time, Nanog Oct 2002 1/7/03
• A National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace, Marc Sachs, Office of Cyberspace Security, Nanog Oct 2002 1/7/03
• CATO: Digital Pearl Harbor: How Real Is the Cybersecurity Threat, and Who's Responsible Anyway? September 24, 2002
• Nov 15, 2001 The House Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection hearing "Cyber Security: Private-Sector Efforts Addressing Cyber Threats." 1:00 p.m. in 2322 RHOB. (Real Audio Archive)
• C-Span Internet Security Policy Forum II Michael Cangemi, President & COO, Etienne Aigner; Howard Schmidt, Chief Security Officer, Microsoft; and Richard Clark, National Coordinator for Security Infrastructure, Protection & Counter-Terrorism, National Security Council.

Papers

• USG US CERT
  • Choosing and Protecting Passwords
  • Understanding Anti-Virus Software
  • Understanding Firewalls
  • Coordinating Virus and Spyware Defense
  • Debunking Some Common Myths
  • Good Security Habits
  • Safeguarding Your Data
  • Real-World Warnings Keep You Safe Online
  • Keeping Children Safe Online
• Best Practices
  • Small Business Cyber Security Guidebook (PDF)
  • Best Practices for Government to Enhance the Security of National Critical Infrastructures. National Infrastructure Advisory Council. April 2004.
  • Principles of Survivability and Information Assurance, CERT 11/23/2004
  • National Cyber Security Alliance "Top 10" List for individual users
  • ITAA's Information Security Awareness Certification
  • W3C WWW Security FAQ
• Jeffrey H. Matsuura , The Impact of National Infrastructure and Cyberspace Security Strategies on Legal Rights and Liabilities, TPRC 9/13/03
• Critical Information Infrastructure Protection and the Law: An Overview of Key Issues. Computer Science and Telecommunications Board, National Research Council. 2003.
• Jeffrey H. Matsuura , The Impact of National Infrastructure and Cyberspace Security Strategies on Legal Rights and Liabilities, TPRC 9/13/03
• NRIC Cybersecurity presentation at SuperComm 2003
• 2003 Research and Development Exchange Breakout Session Briefings The President's National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee Mr. Scott Charney, Microsoft Mr. Phil Lacombe, Veridian March 14, 2003
• Reality Bytes: Cyberterrorism and Terrorist 'Use' of the Internet by Maura Conway, First Monday 11/20/02
• Lee M Zeichner, Use of the Defense Production Act of 1950 for Critical Infrastructure Protection (Sept 2001)
• Cyberspace Policy Institute, Myths and Realities of Cyber-Terrorism (March 5, 2001) with Dr. Lance J. Hoffman, Mr. Daniel Woolley, and Dr. Michael Stohl
• The Cyber-Posture of the National Information Infrastructure Willis H. Ware Rand 1998
• Lee M Zeichner, Use of the Defense Production Act of 1950 for Critical Infrastructure Protection (Sept 2001)

ISACs

• See PDD 63
• DoC Press Release: COMMERCE SECRETARY MINETA ANNOUNCES NEW INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT) INFORMATION SHARING AND ANALYSIS CENTER (ISAC) Jan 16 ntia
• GAO "Information Sharing: Practices that Can Benefit Critical Infrastructure Protection"
• ISACs
  • Research and Education Networking ISAC (REN ISAC) (Indiana University which also runs the Abilene NOC and the National Lambda Rail NOC), in cooperation with Educause and Internet2
  • Information Technology ISAC
  • National Coordinating Center for Telecommunications ISAC
• NSP-SecurityThe nsp-security [NSP-SEC] forum is a volunteer incident response mailing list, which coordinates the interaction between ISPs and NSPs in near real-time and tracks exploits and compromised systems as well as mitigates the effects of those exploits on ISP networks. The list has helped mitigate attacks and will continue to do so.

Links

• See Cybertelecom's Directory of Federal Critical Infrastructure Protection Entities
• Dartmouth Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection (I3P)
• EPIC Critical Infrastructure Protection
• SANS Institute
• SEINIT - Security Experts Initiative
• Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) " FIRST brings together a variety of computer security incident response teams from government, commercial, and educational organizations. FIRST aims to foster cooperation and coordination in incident prevention, to stimulate rapid reaction to incidents, and to promote information sharing among members and the community at large. "
• National Cyber Security Partnership "The National Cyber Security Partnership (NCSP) is led by the Business Software Alliance (BSA), the Information Technology Association of America (ITAA), TechNet and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in voluntary partnership with academicians, CEOs, federal government agencies and industry experts. Following the release of the 2003 White House National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace and the National Cyber Security Summit, this public-private partnership was established to develop shared strategies and programs to better secure and enhance America’s critical information infrastructure."

Security at Home

• Stay Safe Online
• The NetSmartz Workshop
  Educational resource material for children and teens

News

• Special Publication (SP) 800-95, Guide to Secure Web Services., NIST 8/29/2007
• Toward a Safer and More Secure Cyberspace., CSTB 7/24/2007
• The Development of Policies for the Protection of Critical Information Infrastructures (CII), OECD 6/5/2007
• PODCAST: Is U.S. dangerously unprepared for cybersecurity disasters?, NPR 10/14/2005
• The Robust Yet Fragile Nature of the Internet, ITU 10/7/2005
• Calling All Techies (Net Guard), ACM 9/30/2005
• A Comparative Analysis of Cybersecurity Initatives Worldwide., Center for Security Studies 6/29/2005
• Researchers, vendors, ISPs attack 'Net attackers, Network World 7/8/2005
• Guidelines on the Selection and Use of Transport Layer Security, NIST 6/15/2005
• Cyber-Terrorism Analyst Warns Against Complacency, eweek 4/5/2005
• Web to have 'terror watch' team, BBC 3/18/2005
• Report: Cybersecurity regs would be tricky, USA Today 3/29/2005
• UC-Berkeley Leads Cybersecurity Consortium, AP 4/11/2005
• Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board, NIST 8/25/2004
• Technology Assessment -- Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Protection., GAO 6/17/2004
• Simple passwords no longer suffice, CNN 6/1/2004
• Paper: Organizational Models for Computer Security Incident Response Teams, CERT 2/10/2004
• NIST Releases Telnet, IT Security Drafts, FCW 1/23/2004
• U.S. warns business on lagging cybersecurity, IHT 12/5/2003
• Feds simulate terrorist cyberattack, CNN 12/2/2003
• U.S. funds study of tech monocultures, CNET 12/2/2003
• MIT Sets Systems To Reject E-Mailed Executables, Internet Week 11/14/2003
• Schools to make model Net, then break it, CNET 10/17/2003
• Losses From Security Breaches Drop Big Time, Internet Week 5/30/03
• EU cybercrime plans may be put on hold, CNET 6/6/03
• When to make the cybersecurity call, FCW 4/4/03
• Group Addresses Web Services Security, eWeek 4/1/03
• Blogs play a role in homeland security, CW 5/12/03
• Is Internet Security Killing E-Business?, Newsfactor 5/9/03
• Digital Attack Record Broken, Cyberatlas 5/9/03
• Little action in war on cyber terrorism, CNN 4/17/03
• U.S. Cyber Security Plan A Mosaic, Internet News 4/17/03
• Cybe rsecurity in Europe and EU-Russia Co-operation, RAPID 4/11/03
• Internet Security, BWO 4/9/03
• Key internet routers 'too trusting', New Scientist 3/3/03
• outer security hole threatens Web, ZDNet 3/3/03
• How The Net Leaves Itself Open To Attack, BBC 1/29/03
• U.S. Cybersecurity Czar to Resign, Wired 1/29/03
• CERT Details Flaw in Concurrent Versions System, Internet News 1/24/03
• CyberNotes Issue #2003-01, 01/13/2003, NIPC 1/17/03
• White House trims cybersecurity plan, MSNBC 1/7/03
• Cascading Failures Could Crash the Global Internet, Newsfactor 2/7/03 
• Perspective: Ashcroft's worrisome spy plans, CNET 2/12/03
• The Year In Security, TechTV 1/2/03
• Toward A More Secure 2003, BWO 1/2/03
• Sentries on the Net, CNET 1/2/03
• Terrorists On The Net? Who Cares?, Wired 12/20/02
• CyberNotes Issue #2002-25, 12/16/2002, NIPC 12/18/02
• The E-Business of Homeland Security, Newsfactor 12/13/02
• IDC: Cyberterror and other prophecies, CNET 12/13/02
• FBI, Lycos Team Up In Fugitive Hunt, AP 12/13/02
• Tracking and Tracing Cyber-Attacks: Technical Challenges and Global Policy Issues, CERT 12/4/02
• CyberNotes Issue #2002-23, 11/18/2002, NIPC 12/2/02
• Homeland Security Is Watching You, Newsfactor 11/25/02
• Report: ISPs must learn from Sept. 11, CNET 11/20/02
• SAN Security Under The Spotlight Register 11/5/02
• SBC Creates Anti-Hacker Lab Newsfactor 11/5/02
• SBC seeks to improve Internet security CNET 11/3/02
• Cybersecurity And The Public Red Herring 10/28/02
• Market Can't Improve Security CW 10/24/02
• Turn Back the Clock and Move Forward with Internet Security FTC 10/24/02
• Cybercrime Experts See Need For Laws Reuters 10/18/02
• NIPC Seeks Cyberalert Support, FCW 8/16/02
• NIPC CyberNotes Issue #2002-16, 08/12/2002, NIPC 8/16/02
• OECD Publishes Cyber-Security Guidelines, IDG 8/9/02
• OECD Governments Launch Drive to Improve Security of Online Networks, OECD 8/9/02
• Creating a Computer Security Incident Response Team: A Process for Getting Started, CERT 8/7/02
• Feds Against Full Flaw Disclosure, Internet News 8/2/02
• Bush Adviser Encourages Hacking, Wash Post 8/2/02
• Advisory 02-006: OpenSSL Vulnerability, NIPC 8/2/02
• Cybersecurity Info Sharing Plan Blasted, Wash Post 7/29/02
• Report: Cyber Security Efforts Disorganized, USAToday 7/24/02
• Deciphering the Cost of a Computer Crime, Network Magazine April 2002
• U.S., Business Agree on Internet Security Standards, Newsfactor 7/17/02
• National Cyber Security Strategy, Internet News 7/17/02
• The National Strategy For Homeland Security: Office of Homeland Security, WhiteHouse 7/17/02
• National Strategy Executive Summary, WhiteHouse 7/17/02
• Group: Design Should Save Network, Wash Post 7/3/02
• White House Pushing Cybersecurity Insurance, Wash Post 6/28/02
• NIPC Reaches Out To Private IT Sector, Internet News 6/26/02
• Government Not Ready For Cyberattacks, Internet News 6/26/02
• White House Stressing IT Security, Wash Post 6/10/02
• Bush Plan Backs IT Infrastructure, FCW 6/5/02
• Homeland security network proposed, USA Today 6/5/02
• InfoSec: GartnerG2 Says Not Enough Being Done to Prepare for Cyberattacks, ITAA 5/22/02 
• Cyberspace Full Of Terror Targets, USA Today 5/6/02
• War On Cybercrime -- We're Losing, ZDNet 5/15/02
• Thwarting cyberterrorism , NWFusion 2/22/02
• Cybercrime reporting procedure draws fire , CW 2/20/02
• U.S. Backing for Guidelines on Fighting CyberCrime, NYT 2/13/02
• MSN Messenger flaw more serious, MSNBC 2/11/02
• Government Renews Cybercrime Push, CNET 2/13/02
• Cybersecurity a Top Priority, Wash Tech 2/8/02
• Outside Hackers vs. the Enemy Within: Who's Worse?, Newsfactor 2/4/02
• NASA hacker gets 21 months in jail, MSNBC 2/4/02
• Overworked hackers' archive closes, Ananova 1/28/02
• NIST Prepping Security Guides, Fcw 1/28/02
• White House Cybersecurity 'Strategy' Due In June, Wash Tech 1/28/02
• Net's servers under scrutiny, BBC 1/18/02
• Software From CNet Opens Security Hole, Newsbytes 1/24/02
• Internet still a dangerous place, AP 1/22/02
• Is Cyber-Terrorism Next?, ABC 1/22/02
• FBI: Al Qaeda may have probed government sites, CNN 1/17/02
• FBI Warns Of Terrorist Internet Threat, AP 1/17/02
• U.S. Hopes To Unplug Cybercrime, Wash Tech 1/17/02
• FBI warns of Internet-related threats, MSNBC 1/17/02
• FBI Issues Net Terrorism Warning, Wash Tech 1/17/02
• Toward More Cybersecurity In 2002, BW 1/2/02
• Security Overhaul For Wireless Networks, BBC 12/28/01
• Architecture as Crime Control, SSRN 12/18/01
• Cyber weaknesses take the national spotlight, FCW 12/7/01
• Cybercrime a Focus of FBI's Overhaul, Wash Tech 12/4/01
• IBM Proposes Global Security Plan, INews 11/19/01
• No Recession For Cybersecurity, Wash Post 11/23/01
• Security Concerns Top Comdex Agenda, Infoworld 11/13/01
• Govt Should Stay Out Of Internet, Newsbytes 11/15/01
• Warming to Big Brother?, MSNBC 11/15/01
• Rolling up freedoms in a new nation, MSNBC 11/15/01
• The new surveillance society, MSNBC 11/15/01
• Post-attacks, privacy takes back seat to security, USAToday 11/13/01
• CIO Council Folds Security Panel, FCW 11/13/01
• Law Creates Intelligence Behemoth, Wash Tech 11/5/01
• Security woes dog federal agencies, CNET 11/9/01
• ITAA Calls for Immediate New Federal IT Security Funding, Inews 11/9/01
• Terrorism spurs Web collaboration effort, NWFusion 10/30/01
• India to open first cybercrime police station, CNN 09/01/01
• Internet Too Complex To Secure, ITWorld 07/13/01
• New Unit Targets Internet Crimes, LAT 7/13/01
• Hackers Move Too Fast For CIA, AP 6/21/01
• EU proposes plan to secure Internet, ZDNet 6/8/01
• U.S. Chides Cybersecurity Lethargy, Newsbytes 5/16/01
• Bush considers cybersecurity coordination board, USAToday 5/16/01
• Bush Mulls cybersecurity, USAToday 5/11/01
• White House Site Attack Clues Sought, CW 5/8/01
• Denial-of-service warning put out by FBI cybercrime agency, CW 5/8/01
• FBI: Hackers Step Up DoS Attacks, Newsbytes 5/8/01
• Senator: Aid Cyber Security By Secrecy, Reuters 5/8/01
• Extent Of FBI's Web Surveillance Disclosed, AP 5/4/01
• Vandals Attack Whitehouse.gov, CNET 5/4/01
• House Reintroduces Federal Computer Security Measure, Newsbytes 4/2/01
• Lawmakers To Probe Federal Cyber-Security, Newsbytes 3/30/01
• To Protect And Intrude, Boston Globe 3/29/01
• Europe To Create Cybercrime Forum, Register 3/29/01
• U.S. in Quandary Over Cybercrime Issues, Newsfactor 3/19/01
• Fight Against Cybercrime Stalls, Boston Globe 3/21/01
• Cost of computer crime exploding, survey Says, NWFusion 3/12/01
• Internet crime sprees getting more costly, ZDNet 3/12/01
• A World Wide Web Of Organized Crime, BWO 3/14/01
• Congress seeks headway against hackers, CNET 3/2/01
• Lawmaker Grills Officials About Agency Cyber-Security, WashTech 3/2/01
• Reps. Saxton, Chambliss Intro Cyber-Terrorism Measure, Washtech 2/9/01
• Feds Say Fidel Is Hacker Threat, Wired 2/9/01
• Popular Wireless Networks Vulnerable to Attack, Standard 2/5/01
  

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