DHS brings back one of its federal advisory committees
The Department of Homeland Security is bringing back at least one of its federal advisory committees. In a public notice this week, DHS announced it is renewing the Homeland Security Advisory Committee. The reconstituted panel will have 35 members. They will serve three-year terms and provide strategic advice to the secretary of homeland security. DHS terminated several advisory panels in the early days of the Trump administration, including the CyberSafety Review Board that was investigating a major U.S. telecom hack.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy…
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