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Senate Sharing Draft Cyber Legislation With Stakeholders, Lieberman Says

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Thursday, January 12th, 2012

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In preparation for introducing comprehensive cyber security legislation early next year, the Senate is circulating draft bill language to stakeholders for their input, Sen. Joseph Lieberman (I/D-Conn.), a leading proponent of the legislation, said recently. The Senate began to share staff draft legislative language on improving critical infrastructure security and for reforming the Federal Information Security Management Act, Lieberman, who chairs the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said at an event sponsored by the Homeland Security & Defense…

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