FCC: Smaller Businesses Lose Billions Annually To Cyber Attacks

During remarks before the Chamber of Commerce Monday, FCC Chair Julius Genachowski emphasizes the importance for small businesses to have adequate cyber security systems, citing billions in losses resulting from cyber attacks. (0:30)

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FCC Chair Unveils New Cyber Security Measure For Small Business

During a discussion at the Chamber of Commerce, FCC Chair Julius Genachowski announces the launch of the “Small Biz Cyber Planner,” a free online tool for small businesses to develop customized cyber security plans. (0:27)

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Being Online Drastically Increases Small Businesses' Revenue, Says FCC Chair

During a discussion at the Chamber of Commerce Monday, FCC Chair Julius Genachowski reports the positive effects of being online for a small business. (0:14)

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Not Considering Cyber Security Is Like Leaving Money On The Table, Says Chertoff

During a discussion at the Chamber of Commerce Monday, Former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said small businesses cannot afford to ignore issues of cyber security. (0:10)

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Chertoff: Small Businesses Need Cyber Security "Demystified"

Former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff praised the new “Small Biz Cyber Planner,” a new initiative to help small business adopt cyber security plans. Chertoff says smaller businesses need cyber security to be demystified. (0:33)

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U.S. Facing Growing Cyber-Terrorism Threat, Says Senate Republican

Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), Ranking Member on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, explains the growing ability of cyber-terrorists to attack the U.S. (0:27)
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Former Homeland Security Official Calls For Increased Cyber Security

Former Homeland Security Advisor Frances F. Townsend called on the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Monday to focus on cyber security issues in order to prevent acts of terrorism. (0:06)
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GAO Director Says Weaknesses Remain In Cyber Security

Greg Wilshusen, Director of Issues for the Government Accountability Office, says most agencies comply with cyber security standards, but significant weaknesses remain because they are not measured by quality (0:46).
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Cyber Czar Will Be On National Security And Economic Counsel Staffs

President Obama announced the creation of a new cyber czar position. The President stated that the czar will be on both the National Security and Economic Counsel staff. Obama also noted that whoever he appoints to the position will safeguard privacy and civil liberties (0:24)
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Obama Equates Cyber Security With National Security

Shortly after the release of a report detailing U.S. vulnerability to cyber attack, President Obama outlined how the administration will confront the security of the country's digital infrastructure as a national security concern (0:28)
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Weiner:"The Cat Is A Few Steps Behind The Mouse"

by Candyce Torres, University of New Mexico-Talk Radio News Service. Congressman Anthony Weiner (D-NY) directs question regarding hackers on the web at the Communications, Technology and the Internet Subcommittee hearing on "Cybersecurity:Network Threats and Policy Challenges." (2:52)
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Balancing civil liberties and cyber security

Deputy Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security Paul A. Schneider says that the government has the right to monitor those who try to gain access to their networks. (0:23)
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