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U.S. government, businesses fighting for cyber-workers

Competition fierce for experts in field

Posted: November 18, 2012 at 5:19 a.m.

In the Washington area, the concentration of government agencies and contractors brimming with computer geeks rivals any cyber-defense area on the planet. And in this age of growing cyber-threats, those firms are engaged in a cyber-hiring competition so fierce that one expert called it “fratricide on the parkway.”

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Front Section, Pages 11 on 11/18/2012

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