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3 Reasons CISPA Will Adapt or Die in the Senate
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, better known as CISPA, cleared the House of Representatives late last week. CISPA aims to allow private businesses to share information about cybersecurity threats with one another and with the federal government. Proponents say that sharing helps beef up American networks’ defense against cyberattacks, but opponents have — justifiably — warned that it would put Internet users’ privacy in jeopardy. CISPA truly had the potential to become decent cybersecurity legislation. Information sharing between businesses is a good idea, but when you get...
Published By: Mashable - Monday, 30 April, 2012
