I am committed to continuing to work with the entities in New York's 2d District and across the country to improve their cybersecurity posture in the wake of increasing threats.

I appreciate the witnesses being here today to discuss the administration's holistic efforts to combat ransomware.

If the past year has taught us nothing else, it's that no one is too small, no one is too big, we all must play a part in protecting ourselves from these attacks.

I thank Chairwoman Velazquez and Ranking Member Luetkemeyer for giving me the opportunity to support H.R. 4256, the Investing in Main Street Act of 2021. The members of the House Small Business Committee, both Republican and Democrat…

I thank the chairwoman and ranking member for allowing this bill, the Small Business Development Center Cyber Training Act, to come to the floor today. I also want to thank the Representatives for their support who are cosponsors…

Thank you, Chairwoman Clarke and Chairwoman Watson Coleman, for holding this important hearing today.

This joint hearing is a great opportunity to continue that work, focusing on the transportation sector, which impacts millions of Americans.

I do want to note Representative Langevin's leadership on this important issue and his transparency with the Minority.

As you know all, cybersecurity remains an area of bipartisan cooperation in Congress.

As the Ranking Member of the Cybersecurity Subcommittee, I know that cyber risks are some of the greatest threats to our Nation's communications infrastructure.

I would very much appreciate if we could have that meeting, Mr. Wray.

This is the exact attack that President Biden had messaged to President Putin against.