We have since had multiple drafts. We are trying to bring new, high-level governmental attention to developing a fully i...
Forcing transparency, by the way--it's a strange analogy--it's the bathing-suit test.
Getting increasingly sophisticated? Yes. And how do we keep pace with that sophistication?
Too much is at stake for us to pretend that today's outdated cybersecurity policies are up to the task.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I would like to take this opportunity to commend you for your extraordinary and visionary l...
I think they could use some help on the recruitment side.
President Obama called cyberspace a strategic national asset.
Our legislation calls for developing a cybersecurity strategy and identifying the key roles and responsibilities of all ...
Moreover, our legislation reflects the recommendations of the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Blue Ribbo...
I'm sure you've all heard about last week's Cyber ShockWave exercise. I watched.
I also want to take this opportunity to commend you for your extraordinary leadership on this paramount issue for the se...
Government intervention is needed to help those things to work.
The problem is so pervasive, so overwhelming.
Yes, we've got to give the President the right to intervene. And that's controversial.
What accounts for that? Is there any reason for that, or does it just happen to be the way it is?
They are by no means cured.
I think it should be elevated so we have that conversation, and that--more importantly, that he reports directly to the ...
I am pleased and proud to join my senior colleague from Maine, Senator Snowe, in offering him my strong support.
