William Lynn News
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Responding to concerns voiced by privacy advocates, conservative groups and hundreds of thousands of Americans, the House Intelligence Committee has revised parts of the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, also known as CISPA.
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Phil Falcone waited at the bar of the Post House in New York with two colleagues and a $199 bottle of Tignanello. His guest, Carl Icahn, was late.
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The Pentagon is taking a long-term, Warren Buffett-like interest in seeing that U.S. defense companies are profitable as it prepares to meet President Barack Obama ’s goal of cutting $400 billion from military spending over the next 12 years, according to William Lynn , the U.S. deputy secretary of defense.
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Spending on cyber security may be one of the few areas to gain as the Pentagon prepares to meet President Barack Obama ’s goal of cutting $400 billion in defense spending over the next 12 years, said William Lynn , the U.S. deputy secretary of defense.
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The Pentagon is protecting itself from “open-ended” cost overruns on Lockheed Martin Corp.’s F-35 jet, such as the $918 million estimated on the first three production contracts, Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn told lawmakers last month.
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Foreign hackers stole 24,000 U.S. military files in a single attack on a defense contractor in March in one of the Pentagon’s worst cyber attacks, Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn disclosed today.
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Improved cooperation since 2001 among U.S. special operating forces, intelligence and law enforcement, more than any new piece of equipment, was the reason for the successful commando raid that killed Osama bin Laden , the Defense Department’s No. 2 official said today.
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William Lynn, deputy U.S. defense secretary, will step down once a successor is in place this fall, the Pentagon announced, signaling more changes to President Barack Obama’s national security team.
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U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense William Lynn said the U.S. will maintain its lead in unmanned robotic technology in the face of a $400 billion reduction in defense spending.
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The U.S. Defense Department is planning to spend $500 million to research new cyber security technologies including cloud computing and encrypted data processing, Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn said today.
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