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Bobbie Stempfley explains DHS’ new network scanning authority

November 25, 2014

http://youtu.be/YN6obbwEhdw Bobbie Stempfley, deputy assistant secretary for cybersecurity and emergency communications at the Department of Homeland Security, joins FedScoop TV at FedTalks 2014 to discuss her agency’s new authority to scan agency networks for cybersecurity vulnerabilities.

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