Two US senators are calling for Congressional computer breaches to be disclosed to the public, in the same way companies are legally obliged to reveal hacks. The two senators, Ron Wyden of Oregon and Mark Udall of Colorado, have introduced a bill that would require congressional officials who use personal email accounts or devices on their official time to disclose them publicly.
Two US senators are calling for Congressional computer breaches to be disclosed to the public, in the same way companies are legally obliged to reveal hacks. Senators Ron Wyden of Oregon and Tom Cotton of Arkansas are seeking the introduction of an annual report listing successful attacks on Senate communications, with Senate officials made aware of discovered hacks within five days.