The government has plenty of money tagged to the Bush administration's classified Presidential Directive 54, the plan for shoring up the cyber defenses of the U.S. government.

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In the first Congressional discussion on the new initiative known as Presidential Directive 54 before the House's Committee on Homeland Security, Harman argued that work on the emerging system, which aims to identify digital threats and protect U.S. citizens from cyber-attacks and espionage, is progressing too slowly and too focused on reacting to threats rather than preventing harm.

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The U.S. Strategy Toward Sub-Saharan Africa reflects the core components and strategic priorities outlined in the Presidential Policy Directive.

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