Passcode was the exclusive media partner for an event with the Atlantic Council exploring how the US should respond to attacks such as the Office of Personnel Management breach.

Password was the selective media accomplice for an occasion with the Atlantic Council investigating how the US ought to react to assaults, for example, the Office of Personnel Management rupture.

After the recent string of high-profile breaches such as the one at the Office of Personnel Management, many experts and international policymakers are watching closely at how the US may retaliate against suspected hackers.

When it comes to digital spying, international norms are noticeably absent; there's little precedent for how nations should retaliate to each other's network attacks. So a strong American response against China, the leading suspect in the OPM hack, could be a first step in establishing norms for international cyberconflicts and digital espionage.

At an event hosted by the Atlantic Council think tank in Washington on Wednesday, a panel of security experts debated various possibilities for US responses to the multitude of digital attacks on government agencies and private corporations. Passcode was the exclusive media partner for the Cyber Risk Wednesday event focusing on hacks, attacks, and what the US can.. CONTINUE READING...

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