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US cyber-security tsar steps down
This story is from the category Legal
Date posted: 04/08/2009
The White House's acting cyber-security tsar has resigned from her post, according to the Wall Street Journal. Melissa Hathaway told the paper she was leaving for "personal reasons" and would return to the private sector.
The former strategist was appointed as acting national cyber-adviser in February and was expected to be offered the post of full time. President Barack Obama has said that cyber-security is a high priority for his administration.
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