I am working very closely with my ranking member, Morgan Griffith, and we have decided that we are going to try to work together as much as we can for bipartisanship.
I agree with Fred. It is important to be here and that is how you get a lot done, but I think you have to balance that against people's need...
I think it is important that we are here, but we ought to also take advantage of the technology stuff.
It does diminish the time you can actually work on substantive legislation.
We had an agreement that we wouldn't move a bill forward that had provisions that we couldn't agree on.
You really do have to incentivize bipartisanship.
But Mr. Reiner has a good suggestion, though, which is to tie it to government grants.
We simply cannot leave victim organizations on their own when figuring out how to defend against and respond to these cyber criminals.
if it only does this and this, then we are going consider this to be a failure.
Last year, more than 560 healthcare organizations...found themselves victims of ransomware.
Today's hearing tackles a growing threat to our national security, economic security, and public safety, and that is ransomware.