Today's hearing highlights the latest and, so far, the most extensive cybersecurity failure by a federal agency, the theft of millions of federal employee records from the Office of Personnel Management.
Lamar Smith: “Today's hearing highlights the latest and, so far, the most extensive cybersecurity failure by a federal agency, the…”
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Smith addresses a significant cybersecurity breach affecting federal employee records.
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