Iran is the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism and continues to pursue nuclear weapons to 'wipe Israel off the map.'

Common sense dictates that any regime willing to detonate a bomb at a Washington, DC restaurant to assassinate the Saudi Ambassador to the United States would surely be willing to conduct a major cyber attack against U.S. critical…

At what point do these attacks truly constitute an act of warfare to be met with an in-kind response?

the Chinese military has hacked into our Federal Government to steal our military secrets.

I know he shares my frustration in the delays that the project has experienced at the hands of the administration.

I want to thank my colleague and friend, the gentleman from Nebraska, Lee Terry, for testifying before us today.

Congress has the ability and the obligation to help fix these problems.

I have made it clear from the first day as Chairman in this Congress, that cybersecurity be the highest legislative priority in this Congress.

We cannot allow turf battles to hinder us from developing the defenses necessary to prevent cyber attacks.

One of the primary lessons from 9/11 is that only by working together can we detect and deter our enemies.

If we can't do that, if we are hamstrung from a budgetary standpoint and we can't fulfill that mission, it is not the department not doing it; it is the Congress not fulfilling its mission.

North Korea's objective is to get those troops out.