The Pentagon is conducting basic cyberwarfare courses for lawmakers as they struggle with the confirmation of Army Lt. Gen. Keith Alexander as the first chief of U.S. Cyber Command.rnAt the heart of congressional concerns is the confusion over restrictions (or more accurately, the lack of rules) governing cyber-attack.rnThe delay in Alexander's confirmation is making it hard for each of the services to continue planning, decision-making and structuring their own organizations for the pursuit of cyber-operations from the air, land, sea and space.
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