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Cybersecurity vote unlikely this year
Any effort to get a cybersecurity measure passed will depend on piggybacking on other legislation, Cybersecurity News reports.
It’s unlikely an all-encompassing cybersecurity bill will pass Congress this year.
Any effort to get a cybersecurity measure passed will depend on piggybacking on other legislation, Cybersecurity News reports.
But experts say even that is not likely to happen.
According to Reuters, Capitol Hill has drafted a bill to set security measures for hardware and software purchased by the government, worth about $80 billion each year.
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