The atmosphere in the new U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is one of chaotic energy, akin to a "dot com," but the new agency will need a more business-like approach to successfully fight terrorism, according to Robert Liscouski, Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security.
Liscouski was in Framingham, Mass., Thursday, speaking with members of the press and discussing the government's plans to fight cyberterrorism and protect the nation's critical infrastructure.
As the Assistant Secretary for Homeland Security for Infrastructure Protection in the Information Analysis and Infrastructure Protection Directorate (IAIP), Liscouski is responsible for overseeing programs to secure the nation's critical infrastructure and core services, including the DHS's new cybersecurity division.
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