On the recordJuly 24, 2012
There is widespread agreement that cyberspace is now a domain of warfare, and many people regard it as the most difficult, perplexing national security challenge we face.
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congress.govThere is widespread agreement that cyberspace is now a domain of warfare, and many people regard it as the most difficult, perplexing national security challenge we face.
Thornberry emphasizes the significance of cyberspace in national security.
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