Chris Inglis, faces a significant but not impossible challenge in protecting the US public and private sector.

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Chris Inglis, faces a significant but not impossible challenge in protecting the US public and private sector. Boosting cybersecurity standards inside government as the model to generate cybersecurity adoption by the private sector.

‘I think we’ll use our buying power¢â‚¬Â with federal contractors to encourage stronger cybersecurity practices – quote Chris Inglis.

Inglis is also laying the groundwork for more cyber regulations in key industry sectors.‚  Congressional leaders have agreed that regulations maybe necessary if key industry sectors do not address cybersecurity protection.

Ted Dziekanowski Brian McCarthy Jason Spezzano

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