Eric Swalwell

I'd also like to congratulate CISA on the publication of the NPRM. It's an important milestone and an enormous undertaking.

Personally, Congressman Payne and I were both elected in the class of 2012. I sat next to him on this committee for all of my going-on-12 years in Congress. He will be greatly missed by Members of this committee, as we send out our most…

Moving forward, it is imperative that CISA strongly consider and incorporate feedback from the private sector.

CIRCIA was borne out of crisis.

It is an example of the Biden Administration doing the work that a President has been elected to do, to keep Americans safe.

It's not actually about proving a first amendment violation. What the Republicans want to do with this Committee... is they want to chill the government from actually interacting with the private companies as we come on an election in…

I would like to thank the Chairman for giving the subcommittee the opportunity to hear from the private sector on CISA's proposed cyber incident reporting rule--the agency's most significant undertaking since it was established.

I hope we can continue to work together with the private sector and on this committee to do big things like passing important legislation that will improve how the Federal Government collaborates with the private sectors by authorizing the…

These conspiracy theories were downright dangerous.

The Government is entitled to speak for itself.

As one recently told me who was a Fortune 100 CISO, he said, when an attack happens now, rather than respond to the attack, the first thing that you do is, you huddle all of the lawyers, and you're losing precious response time because…

Although Congressman Payne did not sit on this subcommittee, he had an important impact on CISA, the agency we oversee.

It's not about Speaker Johnson's job, it's about doing the job every day that Americans expect us to do, which is to get things done.

I also share Chairman Garbarino's frustration with duplicative cyber incident reporting requirements, particularly with the SEC's unworkable rule and unrealistic rule.

If chaos agents like Marjorie Taylor Greene and others want to just send us -- and descend us back into chaos at the expense of getting things done, I do agree with our Democratic leadership that we should avoid that.

There's no one who could win on the Republican side.

I thank the Chairman for giving our subcommittee an opportunity to hear from the private sector on CISA's proposed cyber incident reporting rule which is the agency's, frankly, most significant undertaking since it was established.

It's these very efforts to keep people safe that our MAGA colleagues want to paint as tyrannical here today.

Well, again, Mr. Secretary, thank you for what you do. We are grateful that you are in the chair that you are in.

We seem to go wherever the former President wants us to go, if that is on border policy, if that is on funding Ukraine.

Instead, our Republican colleagues want to rehash old culture wars and sow mistrust in public health...

At a time when a majority of the public, 62 percent, disapproves of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe, Congress must pass the Women's Health Protection Act to enshrine this fundamental freedom into law.

I find it very disturbing that the majority in its effort to cast legitimate public health measures as tyranny, just showed a very misleading video in which they also tried to blame the Biden Administration for actions which were…

It seems like it was more the former President wanted us to do this and so Speaker Johnson did it.

From experience in my community, I know that our public health leaders' decisions, especially early on in the pandemic, saved countless lives.