Revised Cybersecurity Act Reshapes Federal Compliance, Education

Author: Dennis Fisher
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A revised draft of the Rockefeller-Snowe cybersecurity legislation
released last week removes the so-called “kill switch” that gives the
president the authority to shut down the Internet in the event of a
massive cyberattack. Read the full article [SearchCompliance.com]

A revised draft of the Rockefeller-Snowe cybersecurity legislation
released last week removes the so-called “kill switch” that gives the
president the authority to shut down the Internet in the event of a
massive cyberattack. Read the full article [SearchCompliance.com]

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