Rep. James Langevin (D-R.I.) said yesterday the consequences of Congress’ inaction on comprehensive cybersecurity legislation are “perilously high,” arguing Republicans should relent and allow the government to set standards for securing critical infrastructure. Speaking at a West Point military academy conference yesterday, Langevin maintained it “is somewhat ironic that the place where government can do the greatest good to protect the American people has become perhaps the greatest sticking point in the cyber debate,” according to his prepared remarks before…
Langevin Slams Congress’ Inaction On Comprehensive Cyber Bill
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