The Ability of the Critical Infrastructure Protection Board to Achieve

question 157

Multiple Choice

The ability of the Critical Infrastructure Protection Board to achieve its mission depends crucially on

• A) convincing corporations to adopt the more secure Internet2 technology.
• B) finding ways to create artificially intelligent monitors of electronic communications.
• C) convincing information managers in the private sector to report problems such as hacker attacks and viruses to the government.
• D) developing a new wireless technology that provides better data encryption.

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Definitions:

Indian Removal

A 19th-century policy of the United States government aimed at relocating Native American tribes from their ancestral lands in the eastern U.S. to territories west of the Mississippi River.

Colonization

The act of establishing control over the indigenous people of an area and exploiting it economically, often involving the settlement of one's own citizens into the territory.

American Society

The structure, culture, and norms of life in the United States, inclusive of its diverse populations, traditions, and values.

Government Commitment

Refers to the dedication or obligation that a government has towards implementing policies, projects, or reforms for societal, economic, or environmental benefits.