Despite support by the Biden administration for the reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, limited transparency and specificity on the surveillance tool’s usage in thwarting cyberattacks have become additional hindrances to its passage by Congress, CyberScoop reports. The importance of the surveillance tool in cybersecurity has also been touted by the intelligence community but such examples have not been publicized, said Senate Intelligence Committee Co-Chair Mark Warner, D-Va.

Source: SC Magazine