What's to Come for Cybersecurity in the Biden Era
Recent developments offer early answers to what the Biden administration's cybersecurity policy will look like (while, at the same time, raising important questions).
February 10, 2021 at 12:44 PM
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Last month, in response to the SolarWinds hack, then-President-elect Joe Biden offered a simple message: "We will respond and probably respond in kind." For campaign observers, such tough talk might be unsurprising; Biden ran, after all, on a platform of "deter[ring] cyber threats" and "demand[ing] … countries cease and desist from conducting cyberespionage."
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