Dan Lohrmann: Cybersecurity doctrine is counter-productive, in his judgment, if the field remains ill-defined. We do not want to be changing our National Cyber Doctrine in five or ten years, he says. Academic study and shaping of a cybersecurity discipline would seem more helpful than a new doctrine, he writes. The only piece missing, in my judgment, is a role for academia to study the cyber domain, and to shape its contours and interdisciplinary dimensions, he adds. The draft cybersecurity executive order places responsibility in NIST for creating a “Cybersecurity Framework””]
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