To put it into perspective, OPM was responsible for safeguarding extremely sensitive data-personnel files and security clearance information for tens of millions of Federal employees--yet OPM's efforts to secure its network were laughable.
Ratcliffe highlights OPM's inadequate cybersecurity measures despite handling sensitive data.
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We would like to alert the public that we have identified that two foreign actors, Iran and Russia, have taken specific actions to influence public opinion relating to our elections.
Yes, and I think that, you know, as again, there were instances that were documented by the analytic ombudsman that reflect the fact that when it came specifically to China, the country of China, that some of our intelligence and our…
the intelligence certainly points to lab leak as the most plausible assessment, the only one supported by intelligence, science, and common sense at this point.
Absolutely, and in the case of China, the intelligence community has publicly addressed China as our top national security threat.
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