On 12/7, John Reed wrote for Foreign Policy’s Killer Apps blog on an interesting information-sharing provision in NDAA 2013. Reed noted that a clause in the NDAA “would require defense contractors to notify the Pentagon any time they have suffered a ‘successful penetration.'” The contractors must also give the Pentagon access to both “equipment or information” and samples of the “malicious software.” Check out the rest of Reed’s article for more.
Defense bill would require contractors to notify DoD of cyber intrusions: Foreign Policy
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