There is an important debate unfolding across government and the private sector over a critical national security issue: how to secure America’s information networks from cybersabotage, espionage and attacks. Cyberassault, from criminal organizations of unprecedented scale and sophistication, and from powerful nations and their proxies, is relentless against American strategic and commercial interests.
As an example of the scale of the threat, one American company had 38 terabytes of sensitive data and intellectual property exfiltrated from its computers — equivalent to nearly double the amount of text contained in the Library of Congress. The United States is hemorrhaging intellectual property.
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