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The secretary of the DHS, Kristi Noem, dismissed 24 members of the IT staff of the FEMA, including the IOC and the CISO; DHS says they failed the security protocols and let the hackers access the FEMA (David Dimolfetta / Nextgov / FCW) networks)

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