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Jul 21, 2026
Congressional Cybersecurity Priorities Part 1
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5:36Frank CilluffoMODERATOR
Casey, anything you want to

Casey DolenGUEST
Yeah, Maura really covered it great with WMWG being one of our primary priorities, obviously, and I think the chairman spoke to that as well.

Casey DolenGUEST
Our subcommittee chairman, Andy Ogles, put forth his Pillar Act, which passed the House in November of last year.

Casey DolenGUEST
I think we still have a ways to go, but hosting a hearing just a couple weeks ago, bringing in state and local cyber officials, to be able to illuminate how they've been spending the money, what's been successful, how the threat landscape has changed, and really make it clear to our members and others that states should not be going toe to toe against nation state adversaries.
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Alan McQuinnGUEST
And I'm not saying that it's not appropriate to have secret or top-secret research to understand and assess capabilities, but there's less of an ability for Congress and the public to understand what those capabilities are if we're focused primarily on the IC.