A coalition of information technology and civil liberties organizations is trying to get ahead of congressional lawmakers and the Obama administration in forging a national cybersecurity policy. Members of the coalition met with congressional staffers last week to brief them on the group’s just-released white paper on cybersecurity, “Improving our Nation’s Cybersecurity through the Public-Private Partnership.” The sponsoring organizations are the Business Software Alliance, The Center for Democracy and Technology, the Internet Security Alliance, TechAmerica, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Tech Sector Plays Offense in Shaping Federal Cybersecurity Policy
Posted by: John K. Higgins March 15, 2011 05:00 AMA coalition of information technology and civil liberties organizations is trying to get ahead of congressional lawmakers and the Obama administration in forging a national cybersecurity policy. Members of the coalition met with congressional staffers last week to brief them on the group’s just-released white paper on cybersecurity, “Improving our Nation’s Cybersecurity through the Public-Private Partnership.” The sponsoring organizations are the Business Software Alliance, The Center for Democracy and Technology, the Internet Security Alliance, TechAmerica, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.