We look forward to hearing more as you have it, perhaps even in a classified setting, to understand what we can do to be able to respond, as you say, to be able to push back against these nation-state actors who continue to probe and to commit these crimes against our public and private sector entities, in this case critical infrastructure.
Senator Portman emphasizes the need for accountability and response to nation-state cyber threats.
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