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Louis Freeh, the former director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, told a conference last week that government must move swiftly to anticipate what's coming next on the cybersecurity war front to protect the federal sector against attacks. He spoke at the annual FOSE conference in Washington, and said that it's too late for the government to play catch-up against security threats. Article
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