FBI Warns Infrastructure Vulnerable to Cyber-Attacks Ronald L. Dick said that a cyber-attack seriously could damage the nation's economy without closer cooperation among federal agencies and better coordination between corporate America and the FBI-led, multi-agency National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC). Dick, who introduced a new, high-level NIPC team including representatives from the CIA and the Defense Department, said there are about 1,400 active investigations into cyber-crime with the number mounting daily. Dick concurred about the need …showed first 75 words of 282 total…

…showed last 75 words of 282 total…off a lot of people, not including the amounts of frozen goods that could be ruined. If they attacked a federal facility they could get a hold of peoples private documents amongst other things they shouldn’t be able to see unless otherwise authorized. I think the FBI should put fourth more effort to stop this. Source Internet (Computer News Daily - By David A Vise, Washington Post, WASHINGTON, DC, USA, 20 Mar 2001, 7:30 PM) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**