If there were to be standards that were negotiated--that were agreed to between industry and regulatory agencies, for an area like cyber, where the threat seems to be rapidly evolving, how would you update, routinely, those standards in a way that contributed to actual comprehensive security; how would you do that in a way that balances the economic impact, the cost, with promoting and achieving actual security?
Coons questions how to balance evolving cyber standards with economic impact.
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You’re in charge of a Department of Justice I don’t recognize: prosecuting the president’s political enemies, firing rank-and-file prosecutors and FBI agents because of the cases they were assigned to, slashing grants for law enforcement…
I’m serving in the acting capacity that way now, just like the other cabinet members.
But given his legal experience, he should have known better than to be willing to tolerate or support the weaponization of the department.
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