As technology evolves, so must our technology security policies. Our export control regulations were written at a time when remote access of controlled technologies was not an acute threat. Today, as Russian and PRC entities find more and more creative ways to evade our sanctions and export controls, we must update our regulations to keep pace with their tactics. By passing this bill, Congress can make it harder for problematic PRC companies and military-aligned entities to obtain access to U.S. technologies and exploit them to hurt U.S. national security. By passing this bill, this body can send a clear message to Donald Trump that he must do more to protect American technology and safeguard U.S. national security. Mr. Speaker, I hope my colleagues will join me and support this bill, and I yield back the balance of my time.
Gabe Amo: “As technology evolves, so must our technology security policies. Our export control regulations were written at a time…”
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Addressing the need to update technology security policies and export controls.
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