Supporters of a contentious and high-profile cybersecurity bill garnered enough support in the Senate yesterday to compel the chamber to start debating it. A full 84 senators voted for a so-called motion to proceed to the Cybersecurity Act of 2012, 24 more than the 60 minimum needed. The Democrat-led Senate acted just as the White House logged its official support of the bill and Cyber Command head Army Gen. Keith Alexander said Congress must act to encourage private entities to…
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