The Linux Foundation’s Core Infrastructure Initiative Working with White House on Cybersecurity National Action Plan
The White House today announced its Cybersecurity National Action Plan (CNAP), which includes a series of steps and programs to enhance cybersecurity capabilities within the Federal Government and across the country. In the proposal, the White House announced collaboration with The Linux Foundation’s Core Infrastructure Initiative(CII) to better secure Internet "utilities" such as open-source software, protocols and standards.
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oh brother...
Talk about putting the fox in charge of the hen-house!! This will NOT turn out good.