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Friday, March 02, 2012

Senate Has Two Competing Bills

The Senate now has two competing cyber security bills to consider. The new bill was unveiled yesterday by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.). It sets up data sharing between the federal government and private sector operators of critical infrastructure. The competing bill gives the Homeland Security Department more authority to regulate cybersecurity practices of those operators. That bill came out last week, led by Sen. Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn.). Both bills would update the Federal Information Technology Management Act.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Here we go again, folks; two more attempts to "save" us from the Big, Mean Internet. We need to let the GOVERNMENT have control of it so we poor little users will be "safe".

This is BULL$HIT, folks. The internet is doing just fine and is not broken. When it does have its glitches, someone always fixes it with the invention of a security patch form THE PRIVATE SECTOR.

Tell Lieberman and his buddocks to go straight to he!!.

Anonymous said...

They need their hand at finding out how to charge for it & make money.