Experts: Org chart and budget, not technology, is key to federal cybersecurity
The key to ensuring the cybersecurity of federal agencies lies not in any gee-whiz technology, but in the arcane details of the org chart and budgeting procedures, a panel of former and serving officials said Thursday.
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