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DoJ IG Cites Information Sharing Shortfalls In Multi-Agency Cyber Task Force

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Thursday, May 5th, 2011

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Information sharing at times is lacking within a FBI-led multi-agency task force created to coordinate and integrate and share information at a national level for the investigation into cyber intrusions, the Department of Justice's (DoJ) Inspector General's Office says in a new report. The recently released report also says that about one-third of the FBI's field agents assigned to investigate cyber intrusions lacked key capabilities to do so. The IG interviewed 36 agents in 10 of the FBI's 56 field…

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