Good morning and happy Tuesday! I'm filling in for Joe today. If you have a few minutes, check out these delightful photos from this year's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
Below: Georgia's secretary of state is set to testify before the Jan. 6 committee, and U.S. officials warn that Russia will “probably” try to interfere in this year's elections. First up:
Rep. Jim Langevin (D-R.I.), one of the most important cyber lawmakers in history, isn't running for reelection – but he still has work to do.
He’s looking at the annual must-pass defense authorization bill as an opportunity to fold in cybersecurity provisions that weren't even on the radar when he first joined Congress two decades ago.
The final version of the bill could include a flurry of cybersecurity measures, including recommendations from the Cyberspace Solarium Commission, which Langevin served on.
Langevin is eyeing at least five recommendations from the commission to be considered for the bill. Those include programs to boost cybersecurity collaboration and information gathering, and other proposals designed to reshape how the U.S. government thinks about cybersecurity and risk.
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