Consumers have been hit by the misuse of their personal information and by data breaches all over the place.

The question is not whether or not you want to work with Congress.

Why aren't all of these separate ranges being consolidated and moving to a cloud?

Our view is that comprehensive Federal legislation on privacy should only be undertaken if it is based on the premise that Americans have an inherent right to privacy.

we do not understand why the Committee has chosen to exclude the voice of consumers.

Are the forces the right size? Are they getting the right training? Are they a good match for their mission? Do they have the tools and infrastructure they need? Are we recruiting the right people? How are we retaining them and managing…

We urge you to invite consumer witnesses to the September 26 hearing.

Will the combatant commanders understand this so-called meaningful set of metrics that you're talking about, a standard?

In far too many cases, Americans' personal information is exploited, not protected.

Well, under current law, the FTC can only bring an enforcement action against a company that violates the terms of its own public policy or its own public privacy policy.

So is that a yes, maybe to---- protect consumer privacy?