DHS scores F on cybersecurity report card

...And these dummies are supposed to protect us?: After the Dubai ports deal causing red flags to go up with everyone else, the Duh'partment of Homeland (in)Security should have stepped in to stop it. They didn't. And we're supposed to trust them with our security. Yeah.

The DHS has proved they can't find an elephant if one stepped on their toes and took a (dump) on their heads. Just more pork for the us to choke on. I'll take my own steps to protect my systems... from our own government.; Posted by: Mr. Roboto Posted on: 03/16/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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