This April, a bipartisan group of senators hailing from Tennessee, Nevada, and California introduced the Civilian Cyber Security Reserve Act (CCSRA) with the goal of establishing a pilot program to provide civilian personnel trained in cybersecurity to enhance the capabilities of existing federal staff in responding to future large-scale digital attacks...
Sorry, you need to subscribe to read this article.
If you would like to access this article, please subscribe below.
Premium subscribers receive complete access to our site content which includes market research and insights as well as coverage of the most important news, issues and events related to The IT Services Report industry.
