more whistleblowers to come forward, as well as to get more contractors to self-report cybersecurity breaches, a senior DOJ attorney said Wednesday. The civil initiative is intended to improve the DOJ's internal capabilities to address fraud related to federal cybersecurity requirements, and to put the department "in a better position to bring more successful cases," said Colleen Kennedy, deputy chief in the Civil Division at the U. S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of California, at a panel as part of the Federal Bar. . .
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