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Congress Inches Toward Response to Ransomware Attacks – WSJ

By Securities Docket on October 8, 2021, 10:27 am

CONGRESS, FEDS MAKE MOVES ON RANSOMWARE ATTACKS, but a clear fix for the expensive cybercrime epidemic is far from clear. The Senate Homeland Security Committee took a step forward on Wednesday, advancing a bill that would require hospitals and oil and natural-gas pipeline companies, among other critical infrastructure operators, to report cyberattacks and ransom payments within 72 hours. Chairman Gary Peters said he wants the bill tacked onto the broader annual defense authorization package.

Source: Congress Inches Toward Response to Ransomware Attacks – WSJ

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