Government Executive : Vol. 43 No. 10 (8/15/11)

FEATURES

• Dangerous Liaisons
  High-profile data breaches are tipping the balance between connecting and protecting people.
  By Aliya Sternstein
• The Threat
  Political paralysis may pose the biggest hurdle to securing U.S. networks.
  By James Andrew Lewis
• The Challenge
  Government isn't well-organized to combat cyber threats.
  By Daniel Gallington
• The Wrong War
  The insistence on applying Cold War metaphors to cybersecurity is misplaced and counterproductive.
  By P. W. Singer and Noah Shachtman
• Building Cyber Warriors
  With IT security experts in short supply, agencies are shaping the next generation from the ground up.
  By Brittany Ballenstedt
• Leading the Way
  Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves knows firsthand the challenges of governing in a wired world.
  

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• Editor's Notebook
  Agencies face enormous obstacles in securing vital networks, but failure isn't an option. By Katherine McIntire Peters

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