Critical U.S. Infrastructure Vulnerable to Cyber Attack
Clip: 8/8/2012 | 8m 54s
Critical U.S. Infrastructure Vulnerable to Cyber Attack, Congress Fails to Act
Since the internet has become so critical to daily life, systems like the electrical grid and water supply have become vulnerable to cyber attacks. Margaret Warner looks at Congress failed attempt to pass legislation that would beef up cyber security and talks with Joel Brenner, former senior counsel at National Security Agency.
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Critical U.S. Infrastructure Vulnerable to Cyber Attack
Clip: 8/8/2012 | 8m 54s
Since the internet has become so critical to daily life, systems like the electrical grid and water supply have become vulnerable to cyber attacks. Margaret Warner looks at Congress failed attempt to pass legislation that would beef up cyber security and talks with Joel Brenner, former senior counsel at National Security Agency.
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