Author: Anna Forrester|| Date Published: June 1, 2016
TYSONS CORNER, VA, June 1, 2016 ” IBM‘s (NYSE: IBM) Center for the Business of Government has partnered with George Washington University’s Center for Cyber and Homeland Security to set up four task forces that work to support relevant policy research and analysis efforts, ExecutiveBiz reported Tuesday.
John Lainhart and Christopher Ballister of IBM wrote in a blog post published Friday that the counterterrorism and intelligence, homeland security strategy and emerging threats, preparedness and infrastructure resilience and cybersecurity task forces will feature collaboration between industry, academia and government.
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TYSONS CORNER, VA, June 1, 2016 ” IBM‘s (NYSE: IBM) Center for the Business of Government has partnered with George Washington University’s Center for Cyber and Homeland Security to set up four task forces that work to support relevant policy research and analysis efforts, ExecutiveBiz reported Tuesday.
