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Clinton's cyber working group already recruiting top talent for a new administration
A small, volunteer group of prominent cybersecurity professionals are working to ensure that if Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton takes the White House in November, she’ll have a “stable of talented cybersecurity advisors" to choose from in the days following her inauguration.
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