We do not want to ask NIST or any other agency to take on the vital task of assuring our Federal agencies have prepared their networks to be safe but then provide it with the manpower, funding, expertise or knowledge to do the job right the first time.
Lipinski emphasizes the need for adequate resources for cybersecurity tasks.
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