‘Banks, financial institutions, newspapers, trade associations, major international businesses, no one is immune’
CISPA passes House despite privacy concerns
Bill allows private sector information to be voluntarily shared with the federal government
Electronic sharing bill CISPA would violate rule of law, critics argue
Bill would allow companies to break contracts, share info with government
White House threatens to veto cyber bill
Bill’s sponsors insist it is ‘not a surveillance bill’
House committee advancing pro-business cyber bill
Last year, a similar measure never gained traction and eventually prompted a White House veto threat.
Former FBI cyber expert: 94% of cyber security breaches unreported - TheDC
Most major companies don’t even know they have been hacked until long afterward
Report: Obama ramped up cyberattacks against Iran - TheDC
The New York Times reported Friday that Obama ramped up cyber attacks against Iran as part of a larger program called Olympic Games, first started under President Bush
Anti-CISPA forces, privacy advocates prepare for impending Senate vote - TheDC
Online campaign aims to mobilize privacy protesters
Cyber-intelligence bill sponsor silent on FBI push to wiretap social networks - TheDC
Rep. Mike Rogers: No comment on gov’t movement to snoop via Google, Facebook, Twitter
The Deal with Jack Hunter: CISPA and other unintentional tyrannies
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, or CISPA, is another example of outrageous and unconstitutional government intrusion.
BOB BARR: Feds pressing for Internet control
A new piece of legislation called CISPA would give the federal government greater regulatory control over the Web.
Is CISPA all about intellectual property? - TheDC
As far as I can tell, every reference to intellectual property has been placed back into the bill’s text.
Controversial cybersecurity bill passes House despite Obama veto threat - TheDC
Legislation would encourage cyberthreat information sharing between private companies and government agencies
House GOP moves ahead with cybersecurity bill - AP
White House opposition is not expected to derail the House bill, which has bipartisan support, Republicans and Democrats said Wednesday.
Internet bill could allow DHS to spy on Congress, Supreme Court - TheDC
A broad range of civil and digital liberties groups have repeatedly expressed their concerns over the bill
White House threatens veto of cyber-intelligence-sharing bill - TheDC
Obama administration wants Homeland Security to maintain its hold on cybersecurity issues, threatens veto
Cyber Security: Like with National Security, Let's Contract Out to People Who Know What They're Doing - TheDC
These contractors should handle all day-to-day Internet security.
A divided Congress confronts a rising cyberthreat - AP
The House this coming week will consider legislation to better defend these and other corporate networks from foreign governments, cybercriminals and terrorist groups.
CISPA language modified - TechPresident
New language has also been included that clarifies that the main department in charge of the information submitted to the government will be the Homeland Security Department
