Draft cyber-incident plan will offer no additional clarity on what triggers national response

The Obama administration is poised to issue a draft cyber-incident response plan that will reserve for the government the right to decide when to trigger a coordinated national response to a cyber attack, a move that some industry sources say falls short of the collaborative approach backed by owners and operators of privately owned critical infrastructure.

The upcoming draft plan, which is expected to be released this week for public comment, will not include additional information on when to stand...