In January, Jen Easterly, the eccentric director of America’s youngest federal watchdog, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), shook the proverbial lapels of lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Testifying before the congressional Select Committee on China, Easterly made plain that the U.S. was facing an unprecedented danger thanks to Beijing’s increasing cyberspace prowess.
Jen Easterly speaks before the Select Committee on China, January 31, 2024. Credit:
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