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Controversial cybersecurity bill on hold as experts charge it won't stop hackers

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"Dave Levine, a fellow at Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy, said that information-sharing is hard to improve, given the reticence of companies to share (or admit the existence of) trade secrets. A major trouble with Cisa is “the interest in government in trying to solve problems that do not have much of a legal solution”, Levine said. “It’s better for the government to encourage the private sector to be more robust in increasing cybersecurity standards within corporations.”"

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