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New cyber strategy must tackle chronic talent shortage

A renewed strategy will help ensure that government policy captures the full breadth of recent developments in cyberspace, from the emergence of cyber arms markets to the growing threat that state actors pose to our critical infrastructure.

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BY JENNIFER J. QUAID AND TREVOR NEIMAN
June 8, 2022

Opinion | BY JENNIFER J. QUAID AND TREVOR NEIMAN | June 8, 2022

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New cyber strategy must tackle chronic talent shortage

A renewed strategy will help ensure that government policy captures the full breadth of recent developments in cyberspace, from the emergence of cyber arms markets to the growing threat that state actors pose to our critical infrastructure.

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