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Infographic: The State of Cybersecurity

FedScoop presents the State of Cybersecurity Infographic, which highlights the responses of more than 200 government employees polled recently in FedScoop’s 2013 Cybersecurity Survey.

By StateScoop Staff

June 18, 2013

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