Published 7/21/2008
by Walter Pincus
at Wash Post Federal Page
President Bush's single largest request for funds and "most important initiative" in the fiscal 2009 intelligence budget is for the Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative, a little publicized but massive program whose details "remain vague and thus open to question," according to the Hou...
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