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Eo 13636 Summary
The EO 13636 despite its early criticisms has accomplished a lot over the past two years considering the monumental task it was designed to undertake. The criticism that mandated solutions will inevitably be too slow to effectively respond is still true, but as the EO gains ground with the cooperation of private industry by sharing information to help coordinate efforts to enhance cybersecurity and providing liability protection, it seems that a mass solution is taking shape. One can only imagine how long it will actually take and how well it will be able to be managed and regulated. But one also hopes that a serious attack to our infrastructure does not take place before we at least get something in place that is flexible and can be improved
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