Sunday, March 22, 2015

President Obama improvement on Cyber Security

Cyber attacks have always been a very serious threat to the people whether its customers dealing with on-line transactions, businesses both offering, selling or buying on-line products or services. Companies with many servers and very huge databases aimed at storing lots of private user data such as Banks and Government Agencies with high amount of sensitive data and information that can’t afford to ever get compromised. But now cyber crimes have been on the high rise and worst hackers are getting far more sophisticated and now it poses a very serious threat to the White House and the Government of America.

Don’t you think that it’s about time for the Government to take the proper initiative with this issue?

Well according to (eandt.theiet.org/new/2015/feb), it’s said that, “President Barack Obama has held a summit on cyber security and consumer protection with top industry figures such as Apple, Facebook etc to encourage companies to share more information about cyber security threats with the government.” This sounds like a great approach the government is finally taking action and beefing up security with both customers and business while educating them about various security threats is the right way to go when dealing with security concerns.

It also states that most of the companies have sent their top information security executives. The main idea of the president was to bring tech companies, law enforcement, consumer and other entities that specialize in the area to make sure that issues and solutions to the problem handled properly.

Such a good initiative that was took by the president by collaborating with these companies and businesses in a effort to work together to increase or enhance cyber security for business and for the people was a very good approach to solving the cyber threats and other cyber related issues by collaborating and improving their infrastructure by sharing ideas and solutions is a good step the president took.

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