Homeland Security CTO Doesn't Mince Words
12th Sep 2005, 07:45 GMT
It was a topic of discussion--even accusation--in the days immediately following the hurricane, and then simply acknowledged last week: Katrina revealed deficits in federal disaster-response plans, the Department of Homeland Security's chief technology officer, Lee Holcomb, told a gathering of IT professionals last week.
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