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Dems seek top-to-bottom assessment of CISA workforce — James R. Walkinshaw | ChamberLight
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House Democrats introduced a bill directing CISA to assess whether its workforce and capabilities are adequate after about 1,000 workers left the agency. The proposal would review staffing, training, and the agency’s ability to carry out its cybersecurity mission.
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JW Lead sponsor of the CISA workforce assessment bill
DT President whose administration's CISA workforce cuts are discussed
ALSO MENTIONED Sean Cairncross, National Cyber Director associated with White House plans for a cybersecurity academy
JW Lead sponsor of the CISA workforce assessment bill
DT President whose administration's CISA workforce cuts are discussed
ALSO MENTIONED Sean Cairncross, National Cyber Director associated with White House plans for a cybersecurity academy
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