White House: Government Internet security is improving

US federal agencies increased Internet security measures, since the letter an attack on the Office of Personnel Management, but more work is necessary to help deal with further attacks, as shown by the results of efforts to increase Internet security standards.

In a post about great efforts of those responsible for the information in the White House, Tony Scott, he said that the civilian federal agencies have increased the proportion of the use of "strong verification process for distinguished visitors and is distinguished from 42% to 72%."

Scott added, "we still have more work."

And began to OMB for the White House, "Review of Internet Security", last month, after the attack revealed a personal mail to more than 22 million US data.