Gall trosglwyddo'r cyfrifoldebau hefyd greu problemau ymarferol "gyda chwestiynau'n codi am hyfforddi ac oedi wrth drosglwyddo gwybodaeth os fydd staff newydd yn dod i mewn".

BBC: Pwyllgor Amgylchedd a Chynaliadwyedd

Way back in 1981 when I first filled out forms as part of the process for joining the US military (it was a DOD form, I don't remember the number) I had to answer a specific question regarding travel.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

In my last post, I noted that the DOD strategy is based on flawed assumptions about the nature of both cyberspace and information, the result of which is a narrow focus on threats to technological infrastructure above all else.

FORBES: A Domain Like Cyberspace

That having been said, I would point you to DOD specifically on what you've asked about in terms of the last 24 hours, because like a series of other questions, I don't want to get ahead of what we know per the investigation.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

And I would refer you to ISAF and DOD for that.

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

As I mentioned in my previous post, the DOD strategy never clearly defines cyberspace.

FORBES: DOD Cyberspace Strategy is Too Narrow, Too Negative

This piece is the first in a series that I will be posting over the course of the coming week, in which I will provide my own take on the DOD cyberspace strategy.

FORBES: DOD's "First" Cyber Strategy is Neither First, Nor a Strategy

Rhestrodd Ms Evans y problemau cyffredin sydd yn gwynebu dioddefwyr clefydau prin: "Mynediad i ddiagnosis amserol, diagnosis anghywir, cael gafal ar wybodaeth, cydlynu gofal gwael, problemau trosglwyddo o wasanaethau plant i wasanaethau oedolion, cael hi'n anodd dod o hyd at driniaeth, diffyg ymchwil ac anghydraddoldeb o ddarpariaethau".

BBC: Dadl fer: Clefydau anghyffredin

To that end, I have submitted a number of questions about the two strategies to DOD.

FORBES: DOD's "First" Cyber Strategy is Neither First, Nor a Strategy