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The House Homeland Security cyber subcommittee is holding a hearing this morning on the changing threats to operational technology, tied to the 15-year anniversary of the Stuxnet worm: homeland.house.gov/hearing/full...

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Garbarino: "Reauthorizing CISA 2015 will ensure we keep encouraging rapid and trusted information sharing among public and private sector entities, and extending the [local grant program] will make sure that states and localities have reliable funding to strengthen their cybersecurity."

Ranking member Eric Swalwell congratulates Garbarino on his promotion, noting that they've worked well together over the past three years, especially on cyber. He says it's vital "to have somebody at the full committee with your cyber knowledge and expertise" as it addresses AI, quantum, and more.

Swalwell also criticizes Trump's massive CISA cuts. "Fewer brains and reduced funding means less capability, less capacity, and less collaboration, which is detrimental to ongoing efforts to mature operational technology security programs."