Tech Republic/CNET posted after over a year of this position being vacant a Mr. Gregory Garcia will fill the post http://news.techrepublic.com.com/clickthru.aspx?siteid=2&storyid=1353676
But, now that the position’s been filled, what’s the plan? With Homeland Sec finally filling the post, I wonder if they’ve just been twiddling their thumbs. Maybe I can be optimistic and think that Homeland Sec’s Michael Chertoff already has a list of action items for Mr. Garcia. As “first assistant secretary for cybersecurity, with responsibility for advising agencies and the private sector.” Garcia won’t exactly have the luxury of moving into the position without knowing what the pressing national security needs are.
But in case Garcia needs help, making sure government secrets and plans don’t escape should be a priority http://www.essentialsecurity.com/news.htm?id=93
You know, he may want to make sure certain branches of the government, like the Navy aren’t leaking confidential dossiers, just a thought http://www.iwantmyess.com/?p=81
What do you see as pressing issues for Michael Chertoff’s new lackey?