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Congress

Rogers Not Giving Up On Cyber Bill This Year

Julie Samuel

Monday, December 17th, 2012

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A House committee chairman said Congress still could pass cybersecurity legislation before year’s end, calling on lawmakers to advance a proposal to spur the government and private sector to share network-attack information. Rep. Michael Rogers (R-Mich.), chairman of House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, told a panel of cyber experts last Friday they should not assume the heated debate in Congress over cybersecurity legislation is over for this session of Congress, which ends in the coming weeks. Lawmakers clashed over…

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