Nextgov: Lawmakers Look to Give NTIA More Cybersecurity Responsibilities

Nextgov: Lawmakers Look to Give NTIA More Cybersecurity Responsibilities

Following the testimony given by Access Partnership’s Senior Policy Counsel Dileep Srihari, before a subcommittee of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Nextgov journalist Mariam Baksh covered the key takeaways from the hearing.

“The members of this subcommittee must ensure that NTIA has the capacity to execute on these additional functions.”

Read the full article here.

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