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FBI Omaha to host Ag threats symposium

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Agricultural security is national security. Hackers, criminals, foreign intelligence actors, and terrorists continue to pose a threat to Nebraska's food and agriculture sector. Only through robust partnerships and information sharing can we mitigate these threats and protect the nation's food supply. The free two-day symposium is designed to provide information on cyber, terrorist,. foreign intelligence, and criminal threats to the agriculture sector in the Upper Midwest.

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FBI Omaha to host Ag threats symposium

LINCOLN — Agricultural security is national security. Hackers, criminals, foreign intelligence actors, and terrorists continue to pose a threat to Nebraska’s food and agriculture sector.

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