After the conclusion of the White House Office of Management and Budget-initiated 30-day “cybersecurity sprint” across federal government agencies, there was a 30-percent increase in more sophisticated password use, Reuters reports. While the jump from 42 percent to 72 percent was positive, White House Chief Information Officer Tony Scott said he believes “we still have more work to do," adding that a team of experts would review the government’s “policies, procedures and practices” relating to cybersecurity. Scott said an assessment will be issued in the months ahead, the report states. 
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