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House To Weigh Four Cyber Bills

Julie Samuel

Tuesday, April 24th, 2012

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The House is preparing to debate four cybersecurity bills this week, including controversial legislation intended to help private companies and the federal government share information about cyber attacks. That measure, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing Protection Act (CISPA), H.R. 3523, is the first of the bills the House will take up, a process that will start with a committee collecting proposed amendments today. Large defense companies support the measure and have donated ample money to Congress in hopes of easing its passage,…

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