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ICIT Analysis: The CLOUD Act – Immediate Passage of the CLOUD Act Ensures Unambiguous Protection of Privacy and National Security

The CLOUD Act is meaningful bipartisan legislation that will empower U.S. law enforcement and authorities in countries that enter into agreements with the government to quickly access essential evidence stored in servers owned by companies that are based in the United States, provided that there is probable cause and warrant to access that information. With .. read more

On March 1st, 2018, posted in: Sector Specific by admin Tags: Apple, bipartisan, Cloud, CLOUD Act, congress, data sharing, federal government, ICIT, institute for critical infrastructure technology, international law, James Scott, law enforcement, legislation, Microsoft, Microsoft-Ireland, Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty, national security, nonpartisan, privacy, public sector, senate

National Security Officials Letter in Support of the Secure Elections Act

On February 20, 2018, twenty-one national security officials, including General Michael Hayden (Ret), The Honorable Rick Ledgett (Former Deputy Director, NSA), Mike Rogers (Former Chair, House Intelligence Committee), and James Scott (Sr. Fellow, ICIT), sent a letter to Senators Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer to express their support for the Secure Elections Act (S. 2261), .. read more

On February 26th, 2018, posted in: Thought Leadership by admin Tags: Amy Klobuchar, bipartisan, cyber hygiene, election security, General Michael Hayden, ICIT, institute for critical infrastructure technology, James Lankford, James Scott, Kamala Harris, Lindsey Graham, Martin Heinrich, Mike Rogers, Rick Ledgett, Russia, S. 2261, secure elections act, Susan Collins