U.S. Cybersecurity Policy, Strategy...
summary
Cyberspace holds national wealth and is under active attack: about 247 billion emails per day with 250,000 probes per hour against DoD networks. The government claims the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative centralizes federal protection, increases classified-network safeguards, and pushes cyber education. US Cyber Command stood up 21 May 2010, merging Joint Task Force–Global Network Operations and Joint Functional Component Command–Network Warfare to protect DoD networks; NSA supplies scans and signals intelligence while DHS retains responsibility for unclassified federal networks. Privacy safeguards are asserted as a core requirement.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00U.S. cybersecurity policy intro
- 1:49Cyberspace as critical infrastructure
- 3:37Growing cyber threats today
- 5:06Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative
- 6:11U.S. Cyber Command role
- 7:57Cross-agency cyber defense
- 8:40Privacy in cyber operations
- 9:47U.S. cybersecurity leadership
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