Federal agency networks house our most important and sensitive information, and it's no surprise that adversaries like Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, and others are routinely trying to access them.
Eric Swalwell: “Federal agency networks house our most important and sensitive information, and it's no surprise that adversaries like…”
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Swalwell highlights the importance of federal cybersecurity amid threats from adversaries.
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