@Miles_Brundage: I'm all for the government taking cyber risks seriously. But we need a real, unclassified framework for this stuff and …
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Miles Brundage argues for a real, unclassified framework for government cyber risk management, criticizing the current laissez-faire approach.
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I’m all for the government taking cyber risks seriously.
But we need a real, unclassified framework for this stuff and need to stop pretending we’re in laissez-faire world, which increases the risk of abuse, creates market uncertainty, and leads to lower quality decisions
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