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Routing Security: A Call to Action for Federal Agencies

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By: Robert Cannon, Senior Telecommunications Policy Analyst

Securing our nation's cyber infrastructure is imperative. That is why all Department of Commerce networks have taken the first step to implement Internet routing security.

Routing security ensures that Internet traffic reaches its intended target. Misconfigurations or manipulations of routing information can lead to significant degradation and loss of service.

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