The FCC's Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council (CSRIC) reviewed an ambitious work plan at its first meeting under its new charter Sept. 12, and acting FCC Chairwoman Mignon L. Clyburn highlighted several issues the group will address, including the transition to next-generation 911, wireless emergency alerts, and infrastructure sharing by providers during emergencies. "You've got your work cut out for you," Ms. Clyburn told the CSRIC in opening remarks at the meeting, noting the full agenda ahead and the myriad of issues CSRIC Ⅲtackled under its charter, including cybersecurity matters and indoor 911 location accuracy. Several of the working groups of CSRIC Ⅳ will build upon the work of its predecessors, including those concerning cyber and 911 issues.
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机译：FCC的通信安全，可靠性和互操作性委员会（CSRIC）在其9月12日新宪章的第一次会议上审核了一项雄心勃勃的工作计划，代理FCC主席Mignon L. Clyburn强调了该小组将要解决的几个问题，包括过渡到下一代911，无线紧急警报以及提供商在紧急情况下共享的基础架构。克莱伯恩女士在会议上致开幕词时说：“您的工作已经完成，”克莱里恩女士在会上致开幕辞，指出未来的全部议程以及其章程规定的众多问题，包括网络安全问题和室内911位置精度。 CSRICⅣ的几个工作组将以其前任的工作为基础，包括有关网络和911问题的工作。
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