Trump to order departments to beef up cyber securityWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday postponed signing an executive order that is expected to require the heads of government agencies to play a more direct role in reviewing and managing risks to networks under their control. Trump, at a White House event with top officials to discuss his order, said his initiative would “hold my Cabinet secretaries and agency heads accountable, totally accountable, for the cyber security of their organizations.” “We must defend and protect federal networks,” he said. A signing ceremony was planned for Tuesday afternoon but an aide said it had been postponed. When signed, the order will give the White House budget office a central role in assessing cyber risks for the entire executive branch, and will require agency heads to develop plans to modernize aging information technology systems, a White House official told reporters, speaking on condition of anonymity. Cyber breaches featured in the run-up to the Nov. 8 election, which Trump won over Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, most notably with the hacking and leaking of Democratic National Committee emails. Trump said hackers tried to penetrate the Republican National Committee as well but that they failed. Trump vowed his administration will work with the private sector to ensure owners and operators of critical infrastructure  to make sure they have the support they need from the federal government to guard against cyber threats. Trump said he would take steps to ensure cyber security is central to the U.S. military. politicsNews
trump order departments beef cyber securitywashington reuters president donald trump tuesday postponed signing executive order expected require heads government agencies play direct role reviewing managing risks networks control trump white house event top officials discuss order said initiative would hold cabinet secretaries agency heads accountable totally accountable cyber security we must defend protect federal networks said a signing ceremony planned tuesday afternoon aide said postponed when signed order give white house budget office central role assessing cyber risks entire executive branch require agency heads develop plans modernize aging information technology systems white house official told reporters speaking condition anonymity cyber breaches featured election trump democratic rival hillary clinton notably hacking leaking democratic national committee emails trump said hackers tried penetrate republican national committee well failed trump vowed administration work private sector ensure owners operators critical infrastructure make sure support need federal government guard cyber threats trump said would take steps ensure cyber security central military politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Trump to order departments to beef up cyber securityWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday postponed signing an executive order that is expected to require the heads of government agencies to play a more direct role in reviewing and managing risks to networks under their control. Trump, at a White House event with top officials to discuss his order, said his initiative would “hold my Cabinet secretaries and agency heads accountable, totally accountable, for the cyber security of their organizations.” “We must defend and protect federal networks,” he said. A signing ceremony was planned for Tuesday afternoon but an aide said it had been postponed. When signed, the order will give the White House budget office a central role in assessing cyber risks for the entire executive branch, and will require agency heads to develop plans to modernize aging information technology systems, a White House official told reporters, speaking on condition of anonymity. Cyber breaches featured in the run-up to the Nov. 8 election, which Trump won over Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, most notably with the hacking and leaking of Democratic National Committee emails. Trump said hackers tried to penetrate the Republican National Committee as well but that they failed. Trump vowed his administration will work with the private sector to ensure owners and operators of critical infrastructure  to make sure they have the support they need from the federal government to guard against cyber threats. Trump said he would take steps to ensure cyber security is central to the U.S. military. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: trump order departments beef cyber securitywashington reuters president donald trump tuesday postponed signing executive order expected require heads government agencies play direct role reviewing managing risks networks control trump white house event top officials discuss order said initiative would hold cabinet secretaries agency heads accountable totally accountable cyber security we must defend protect federal networks said a signing ceremony planned tuesday afternoon aide said postponed when signed order give white house budget office central role assessing cyber risks entire executive branch require agency heads develop plans modernize aging information technology systems white house official told reporters speaking condition anonymity cyber breaches featured election trump democratic rival hillary clinton notably hacking leaking democratic national committee emails trump said hackers tried penetrate republican national committee well failed trump vowed administration work private sector ensure owners operators critical infrastructure make sure support need federal government guard cyber threats trump said would take steps ensure cyber security central military politicsnews