
New DHS Cyber Safety Review Board will investigate major incidents
CNN
The Department of Homeland Security has established a Cyber Safety Review Board to examine "significant cybersecurity events," a move aimed at ramping up protection of US networks and infrastructure.
The board, which will include government officials and outside cybersecurity executives, will assess past incidents and provide recommendations to the White House and DHS.
The panel's first review will focus on the critical flaw in the widely used Log4j software that was uncovered and made public late last year, DHS said Thursday in a news release about the new board.

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