While we talk a lot about how automation might impact the workforce, we talk less about how poor cyber hygiene and low tech literacy can present a real economic barrier to entry.
These attacks can be debilitating--taking out the tools and services people need to access health benefits, buy a home, ...
We also know that these attacks are becoming more frequent and more advanced.
Many of them are not thinking about phishing emails or ransomware or whether a hostile foreign government has gained acc...
This is a topic that I believe deserves far more attention than it gets.
Mr. Richmond. The gentleman from Rhode Island yields back.
I want to thank the witnesses for their valuable testimony and the Members for their questions.
I just wanted to highlight that we have different challenges in this country in this time and day.
My bill will help State and local governments be better prepared to defend their cyber networks.
It costs money to protect the American people. It is not that we just want to spend, spend, spend.
We talk less about how poor cyber hygiene and low tech literacy can present a real economic barrier to entry.