Homeland Security missed March 23 deadline for submitting cybersecurity strategy to Congress. DHS cybersecurity policymaker Jeanette Manfra: “Our goal is to get it within next couple months” The delay is understandable, as the Trump administration focuses on other issues. At DHS, top cybersecurity policy positions remain open, as well as the head of DHS’s National Protection and Programs Director – a DHS undersecretary – is vacant. The $1.5 billion President Donald Trump proposes to budget to DHS safeguard federal IT and critical infrastructure.”]
Source: https://www.cuinfosecurity.com/dhs-late-in-submitting-cybersec-strategy-to-congress-a-9799