White House Policy Gives Agencies 24 Hours to Report Attacks
The White House is requiring federal agencies, including CISA and the FBI, to report cyber incidents that pose a significant threat to national security to White
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The White House is requiring federal agencies, including CISA and the FBI, to report cyber incidents that pose a significant threat to national security to White
The White House is requiring federal agencies, including CISA and the FBI, to report cyber incidents that pose a significant threat to national security to White
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Some of those items on the list we marked off? >> sure. i have my list. >> the week before my senior finals, i was in dc talking to senators. >> we have seen an inspiring wave of student-led activism and a growing number of students who found the courage to come forward and report attacks. we owe all these brave young people an extraordinary debt of gratitude. but we can't stop there. >> i still hear stories from survivors whose experiences reporting to the school sound exactly like mine. >> activists all around the country are speaking out on this issue. >> stand up for justice. don't let oth...
Found the courage to come forward and report attacks. we owe all these brave young people an extraordinary debt of gratitude. but we can't stop there. >> i still hear stories from survivors whose experiences reporting to the school sound exactly like mine. >> activists all around the country are speaking out on this issue. >> stand up for justice. don't let other students go through what i went through. >> it used to be the department of education didn't release names of who was under investigation. but after pressure from student activists, they've begun to do that. >> 55 colleges and univers...