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Justice Department Announces New National Security Cyber Section Within National Security Division

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The Justice Department today announced the creation of the new National Security Cyber Section – known as NatSec Cyber – within its National Security Division. The newly established litigating section has secured congressional approval and comes in response to the core findings in Deputy Attorney General Lisa O. Monaco’s Comprehensive Cyber Review in July of 2022.

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Updated February 5, 2025
Topics
Cybercrime
National Security
Countering Nation-State Threats
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National Security Division (NSD)

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