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ARTICLE · 13 SEPTEMBER 2016

Survey Finds Government Unable To Adequately Detect Cyber Attacks

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On May 18, the International Information System Security Certification Consortium and KPMG released The State of Cybersecurity from the Federal Cyber Executive Perspective.

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On May 18, the International Information System Security Certification Consortium and KPMG released The State of Cybersecurity from the Federal Cyber Executive Perspective. According to a survey of 54 officials and executives from the Department of Defense, government intelligence agencies, and civilian intelligence agencies, 59 percent found that their agencies struggle to understand how cyber attackers could potentially breach their systems, and 65 percent disagreed that the federal government as a whole could detect ongoing cyber attacks.

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