NSA Chief Seeks Action On Cyber Info Sharing

摘要

Adm. Michael Rogers, commander of U.S. Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency, said that congressional action on legislation that would improve the ability of the federal government and the private sector to share cyber threat data would be an essential element in improving the U.S.'s cyber defenses. Speaking at an event organized by the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, Adm. Rogers said that such legislation "remains a very important part" of improving the nation's cybersecurity, and that it should include liability protections for private-sector entities that share data with the government or that use government-supplied data in defense of their own networks.