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Photos: DoD Announces Cyber Strategy

July 18, 2011

Department of Defense Deputy Secretary Bill Lynn and Joint Chief Vice Chairman James Cartwright announce the department’s first cybersecurity strategy on Thursday during an event at the National Defense University.

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