If amending the SAFETY Act to include qualifying cyber incidents would better safeguard our Nation and potentially prevent a cyber attack that could shut things down and bring commerce to a screeching halt, then we owe it to ourselves and our constituents to examine the potential benefits it could provide.
Ratcliffe emphasizes the need to amend the SAFETY Act for better cybersecurity protection.
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