House Intelligence Chair: Countries Spend Billions On Cyber Attacks

Chairman Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) of the House intelligence committee held a press conference Wednesday introducing a cybersecurity bill he said would help protect companies against countries that spend billiions on cyber attacks. (0:23)

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Intelligence Chair Says Cybersecurity Bill Could Save U.S. $1 Trillion

House Intelligence Chairman Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) held a press conference Wednesday introducing a cybersecurity bill that he says could save the American economy $1 trillion. (0:27)

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Intelligence Chair: Gov. Can't Share Helpful Classified Information With Private Sector

House Intelligence Chairman Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) held a press conference Wednesday introducing a cybersecurity bill that would allow the government to share classified information on cyber threats with private businesses. Rogers noted that under the current law, that practice is now permitted. (0:11)

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Cybersecurity Will Be An Issue For Congress Come January, Says Policy Expert

Paul Rosenzweig, Senior Editor for the Journal of National Security and Policy, tells reporters that he is confident that a Cybersecurity Bill will be a part of Congress’ agenda in January. (0:14) 

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Cybersecurity Threats Pose Major Problems, Says Consultant

Paul Rosenzweig, Senior Editor for the Journal of National Security and Policy, Founder of D.C. based Red Branch Consulting tells reporters that the reason that the issue of Cybersecurity laws and policies have been lingering for a year is because it is difficult to find the “right answers” for some of the problems posed by this issue. (0:14) 

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Government Shouldn't Prop-Up Private Sector's Cyber-Security, Says Republican Staff Director

Louis Tucker, the Republican Staff Director for the Senate Intelligence Committee, said that the federal government should leave the private sector alone when it comes to cyber-security, rather than “support[ing] them with technology and information”.

He spoke at a discussion held Tuesday morning by The Heritage Foundation. (0:08)

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Private Sector Should Not Be Forced To Cooperate On Cyber-Security, Says Republican Staff Director

Louis Tucker, the Republican Staff Director for the Senate Intelligence Committee, said that cooperation from the private sector on cybers-ecurity should not be forced upon them.

“Cooperation should be voluntary,” he said Tuesday morning during a discussion at The Heritage Foundation.

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Federal Agencies Must Better Coordinate Cyber-Security Efforts, Says Senate Democrat

Sen. Thomas Carper (D-Del.), a member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, comments Thursday commented on how uncoordinated federal agencies are with their efforts to maintain proper cyber-security. (0:23)
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U.S. Needs Comprehensive Cybersecurity Strategy Says Maine Republican

Ranking Republican Member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Susan Collins (R-Maine) calls the current system of cybersecurity in the U.S. a "laissez-faire attitude," and says the U.S. needs a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy. (0:25)
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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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