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The information is provided to you for non-profit research and educational purposes. Please refer any questions or submissions to Ron Levine at the e-mail address listed in the signature block at the end of this message. While many of the government's computer systems are secure, federal agencies' Web interfaces with the public are the weakest links, two security experts told lawmakers Monday. Members of the House cybersecurity team and other lawmakers toured computer security firms in Northern Virginia Monday, including online security firm Global Integrity. Company President Dan Wooley and William Marlow, the company's executive vice president, also cited the need to provide companies with some exemption from the Freedom of Information Act to ensure that proprietary information that they share with the government about a cyberattack is not revealed.