Thursday, April 03, 2008

U.S. Secret Service Agent To Lead DHS Cyber Division

Brian Krebs writes on Security Fix:

A cybercrime investigator at the U.S. Secret Service has been named to head the Department of Homeland Security's National Cyber Security Division, Security Fix has learned.

Cornelius F. Tate, a graduate of University of Mississippi, currently heads up the Technical Security Division at Secret Service. Tate also is a member of the Electronic Crimes Special Agent Program, a Secret Service team made up of agents who conduct forensic analysis of computer systems. DHS established the NCSD to serve as a 24/7 watch center to share information between the private sector and the government about the latest cyber attacks.

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