Anti-hacking efforts will rise to $4.7 billion, while the Pentagon’s budget will be cut by $3.9 billion. Money will be mainly invested in reconnaissance, surveillance, development, maintenance and analysis The Pentagon plans to expand its Cyber Command group, a team of military hackers. The Department of Homeland Security would also spend $44 million more on a government-wide information-sharing effort, though its budget is reduced with 1.5 percent.”]

