Rep. Lou Correa introduced bill to protect U.S. and NATO allies from Russian cyberattacks. <\/p>\n
Rep. Lou Correa, D-Calif., introduced a bill that seeks to improve America and its NATO allies' abilities to defend against Russian cyberattacks. <\/p>\n
The \"Enhanced Partner Cyber Capabilities Act\" would direct the President to specifically develop offensive cyber capability strategies and information and method sharing with our NATO allies. <\/p>\n
The act calls for the Department of Defense to update its cyberstrategy, draft strategy for offensive cyber capabilities, and authorize international cooperation by helping NATO partners improve their cyber capabilities. <\/p>\n
The bill states the Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime is actively working to erode democratic systems of NATO member states including the U.S. <\/p>\n
\"World War III is raging right now in cyber space, Rep. Correa said. With the increased frequency of cyber-attacks executed by foreign advisories we must increase our investments into securing our networks. <\/p>\n
Rep. Correa said his bill will help prevent advisories from engaging in the types of cyber-espionage we saw during the past election and that protecting our networks is vital to privacy and the health of our democracy. <\/p>\n
If passed the bill calls for action no later than 180 days after the bill is enacted. <\/p>\n
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