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CSPAN Former Equifax CEO Before Senate Judiciary Panel - Part 1 October 6, 2017

This hearing on the Judiciary Committee subcommittee on privacy, technology, and the law will come to order. We are here to address Cyber Security concerns in the data broker industry. This is not the first time our subcommittee has gathered to do so, after several Security Breach last august we held a hearing to ask the question of how secure is consumers data in the hands of data brokers . The answer, not very secure. Industrybroker immediately responded by committing to take seriously Security Issues and pledging to dedicate resources to Data Protection measures. Yet here we are two years later in the wake of what we now know is the largest breach ever of private consumer data. We are trying to figur ....

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CSPAN3 Former Equifax CEO Before Senate Judiciary Panel - Part 1 October 20, 2017

It was mr. Smiths third such questioning in a weeks time. And most of the subcommittees inquiries focused on the speed of the Credit Reporting agencys response to the knowledge its data servicers had been infiltrated by nefarious forces. This is about an hour and 40 minutes. Jo this hearing of the subcommittee on privacy, technology, and law, will come to order. Were here to examine per sis sent cybersecurity concerns in the data broker industry. This is not the first time our subcommittee has gathered to do so after a cybersecurity breach last august, we held a hearing to ask the question how secure is consumers data in the hands of data brokers. The answer, not very secure. The industry immediately responded by committing to take serious Security Issues and pledging to dedicate resources toward Data Protection measure ....

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CSPAN U.S. House Of Representatives August 17, 1114

Proceedings on the postponed questions at a later time. For what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition . Mr. Speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass the bill h. R. 3973, the market Data Protection act of 2017. The speaker pro tempore the clerk will report the title of the bill. Union calendar number 299. H. R. 3973, a bill to amend the securities and exchanges act of 1934 to require certain entities to develop internal risks, control mechanisms to safeguard and govern the storage of market data. The speaker pro tempore pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from michigan, mr. Huizenga, and the gentleman from california, mr. Sherman, will each control 20 minutes. The chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. Mr. Huizenga mr. Speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and their remarks include extraneous materials on this bill. The speaker pro tempore wi ....

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WUSA CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley May 15, 2017

Weve got to go to terminal six. This is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Justice correspondent jeff pegues is following this. Jeff . Reporter scott, the meeting in the oval office occurred last wednesday. President trump spoke with both a Russian Foreign minister, sergei lavrov, and Russian Ambassador sergey kislyak. According to the Washington Post, the President Trump went off script and began describing details about an Islamic State terrorist threat related to the use of Laptop Computers on aircraft. The information the president shared reportedly came from a u. S. Ally and was considered so sensitive ....

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KPIX CBS Overnight News May 16, 2017

System but not the older versions. Microsoft hasnt been supporting their decadeold systems hike windows xp, and this attack took advantage of that. So microsoft issued an emergency patch this past weekend. Reporter the fix was too late to help those already attacked. In a blog post, microsofts president , brad smith acknowledged the company has the first responsibility to address these issues. But went on to point a finger at the National Security agency, which originally identified the software flaw, then lost it when hackers broke into nsa computers. An equivalent scenario with conventional weapons would be the u. S. Military having some of its tomahawk missiles stolen. In so i think the nsa should probably err on the side of disclosure. Reporter in seattle, kyle kosher works to defend against hacker rs and thinks the nsa could have done more to prevent this attack. They could possibly figure out when these vulnerabilities ar ....

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