Mr. Nye's amendment calls on the GAO to examine key weaknesses within the Nation's cybersecurity infrastructure and to offer recommendations on how the Federal Government should address those weaknesses, and calling on the GAO will help to find those areas that are especially insecure. We certainly have heard enough times of where we have seen attacks, and attacks come from many different places, and there are attacks on many different cybersecurity systems. So I want to thank Mr. Nye for this amendment, and I urge my colleagues to support it.
On the recordFebruary 3, 2010
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Lipinski supports an amendment for the GAO to examine weaknesses in the nation's cybersecurity infrastructure.
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