I think this distinction is pretty simple and I think you make it in your testimony, Ms. Moussouris, when you say that we need to make clear that only 'the minimum necessary proof is required to prove that a vulnerability exists and that no further access or exploitation passed that point is authorized.'
Richard Blumenthal: “I think this distinction is pretty simple and I think you make it in your testimony, Ms. Moussouris, when you say that…”
Editor's note · Context
Blumenthal emphasizes the need for clear proof of vulnerabilities without unauthorized exploitation.
Share
More from Richard Blumenthal
Long-term unemployment is devastating for someone’s financial security, future job opportunities, and overall wellbeing—and it can take a toll on our economy as well.
I am thrilled that this $584,250 in federal funding will allow for 1,510 additional final resting places for Connecticut veterans, ensuring families have options for their loved ones for years to come.
Despite my bipartisan amendment to increase conference access, the legislation still does not adequately promote vigorous competition among teams and conferences and instead preserves the exclusive club of the current Power Four membership…
There’s no excuse for this administration disobeying the law and withholding this funding.





