Congress moves on protecting electrical grid…

Kris Osborn

Congress moves on protecting electrical grid https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/452901-congress-mobilizes-on-cyber-threats-to-electric-grid

Congress mobilizes on cyber threats to electric grid

Lawmakers are zeroing in on the potential for foreign cyberattacks to take down the U.S. electric grid, with members in both chambers pushing hearings and a flurry of bills to address the issue.

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