Government, industry scramble to prioritize ransomware amid fallout from pipeline, JBS breaches
Three weeks ago, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce — the most powerful business lobby in the country — called on the federal government to take several steps to combat ransomware. This week, the White House’s deputy national security adviser penned a letter to industry … urging them to take several steps to combat ransomware. Those are two of the latest moves in a long dance between the feds and private sector over cybersecurity, with a tempo that has hastened considerably since the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack. Even as both sides say the respective calls for action on ransomware in the oft-hailed “public-private partnership” are well-received, they’re redoubling their messages to each other. As the ransomware challenge looms increasingly large and has proven difficult to wrestle, two of the largest players are trying to find their footing. “While businesses need to do what they can to enhance their security, the government […]
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