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Marian Engel's “Bear” — a non-linear narrative that draws on many of Marian's earlier themes, including memory, time, and desire .
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Category:1961 births
Category:20th-century Canadian novelists
Category:21st-century Canadian novelists
Category:Canadian women novelists
Category:Living people
Category:Governor General's Award-winning fiction writers
Category:McMaster University alumni
Category:Canadian women non-fiction writers
Category:Writers from Ontario
Category:University of British Columbia alumni
Category:21st-century Canadian women writers
Category:20th-century Canadian women writersFor nearly half a decade, the Department of Defense has been funding the work of the Global Network Initiative, a coalition of non-government organizations (NGOs) seeking to counter the use of cyber-espionage tools in the United States.
As a result, the FBI's Deputy Director of Cyber said today that a "tremendous amount of activity has taken place to try and disrupt and take down those organizations."
However, according to official sources, it's becoming increasingly difficult for these groups to combat the sophisticated hackers.
In a report published by Bloomberg, the Pentagon's Cybersecurity Division has revealed that Global Network Initiative has received US$33 million from the Department of Defense.
However, the sources said that the initiative has been "fundamentally ineffective" in preventing cyber-espionage attacks against U.S. companies.
Moreover, officials believe that these non-government agencies are more focused on their own agenda and less interested in fighting cybercriminals.
According to the documents obtained by Bloomberg, the Pentagon's cyber division has criticized the NGOs for a lack of "technical knowledge and resources" and that they sometimes provide "incomplete, misleading information" to the government.
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