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In today's world, both government and the private sector are struggling to provide a secure, efficient, timely, and separate means of delivering essential services internationally. as a result, these critical national infrastructure systems remain at risk from potential attacks via the internet. it is the policy of the united states to prevent or minimize disruptions to the critical national information infrastructure in order to protect the public, the economy, government services, and the national security of the united states. the federal government is continually increasing capabilities to address cyber risk associated with critical networks and information systems. explain how you would reduce potential vulnerabilities, protect against intrusion attempts, and better anticipate future threats.
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