It’s Time to Hack Cybersecurity Law
From Protego Press:
Informed: Congress, regulatory agencies, executive branch officials, and courts must have a clear and current understanding of the technology and cybersecurity threats before they develop or modify legal rules. Reviving the Office of Technology Assessment, a nonpartisan congressional office staffed by scientists and engineers, would be a good first step.
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