Threats to the nation’s computer networks and systems continue to mount, but for now a “catastrophic” cyber attack is unlikely, the nation’s top intelligence official reported on Feb. 26.The nation’s unclassified networks “remain vulnerable to espionage and/or disruption,” Director of National Intelligence (DNI) James Clapper stated in a report, but “the likelihood of a catastrophic attack from any particular actor is remote at this time.”Clapper testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee on the subject of worldwide threats and delivered…
Clapper Sees Little Risk Of Catastrophic Cyber Attack Despite Expanding Threats
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Rich Abott
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