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On its face, the issue looks simple – like much of government policy.

Public officials argue they need the ability to talk secretly among themselves about their computer vulnerabilities.

That’s the aim of new legislation speeding through Sacramento and up for a close look tomorrow at the State Senate’s Judiciary Committee – chaired by Orange County’s own local State Senator Tom Umberg (D-Santa Ana). 





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