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<abstract>Protecting the computer systems that support federal agencies&apos;
operations and our nation&apos;s critical infrastructures--such as	 
power distribution, telecommunications, water supply, and	 
national defense--is a continuing concern. These concerns are	 
well-founded for a number of reasons, including the dramatic	 
increases in reported computer security incidents, the ease of	 
obtaining and using hacking tools, the steady advance in the	 
sophistication and effectiveness of attack technology, and the	 
dire warnings of new and more destructive attacks. GAO first	 
designated computer security as high risk in 1997, and in 2003	 
expanded this high-risk area to include protecting the systems	 
that support our nation&apos;s critical infrastructures, referred to  
as cyber critical infrastructure protection or cyber CIP. GAO has
made previous recommendations and periodically testified on	 
federal information security weaknesses--including agencies&apos;	 
progress in implementing key legislative provisions on		 
information security--and the challenges that the nation faces in
protecting our nation&apos;s critical infrastructures. GAO was asked  
to provide an update on the status of federal information	 
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