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Cyber Security Obama Style

Jan. 23, 2009

I posted yesterday over on The Big Yellow Book about the fancy new smartphone that the Secret Service and the NSA have made President Obama use instead of his crackberry...I mean, Blackberry.




It is a pretty fantastic device, with all sorts of security features...

I posted yesterday over on The Big Yellow Book about the fancy new smartphone that the Secret Service and the NSA have made President Obama use instead of his crackberry...I mean, Blackberry.

It is a pretty fantastic device, with all sorts of security features...

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This appears to be an administration that gets it. They understand the need for security, and that cyberspace is vulnerable.

As the administration moves forward with support for the existing cyber bills in Congress, two industry verticals need to be added to the mix. Not only should there be the chemical plants, and the power plants, transmission and infrastructure, but also water utilities and transportation systems need to be there.

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