On the recordJune 13, 2018
I believe we must acknowledge that the CFATS program is not comprehensive and that security gaps do indeed exist.
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congress.govI believe we must acknowledge that the CFATS program is not comprehensive and that security gaps do indeed exist.
Tonko emphasizes the inadequacies of the CFATS program and existing security gaps.
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