Cyber Security: Private Companies to Help Fight Foreign Hackers
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The program is designed to let both large and small private cybersecurity firms become 'Participating Companies' authorized to conduct government-directed cyber operations against foreign criminals, opening a new line of federal work. However, companies must pass rigorous vetting and post a bond or escrow of at least $1 million, a cost that could shut out many smaller firms despite the stated goal of including them.
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Document Type
Presidential Memorandum
Official Title
Expanding Capabilities to Combat Transnational Cyber-Enabled Crime
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