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ARTICLE · 28 JULY 2014

White House Concludes U.S. Laws Are Sufficient For Regulating Cybersecurity

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The Obama administration has concluded that existing regulatory laws and voluntary efforts are sufficient to address cybersecurity threats.

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The White House Cybersecurity Coordinator posted a blog entry on May 22 stating that the Obama administration has concluded that existing regulatory laws and voluntary efforts are sufficient to address cybersecurity threats facing critical infrastructure in the private sector. The blog also indicated that there will be a continued joint agency effort to "investigate and leverage opportunities to improve the efficiency, clarity, and coordination of existing regulations."

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