Colin Ferris, opinion contributor, writes in The Hill that clear rules must be in place before private firms are allowed to hack back.
“The NCC needs clear standards for collateral risk, targeting, intelligence preservation and accountability.”
Ferris emphasizes that standards covering collateral risk, precise targeting, preservation of intelligence, and mechanisms for accountability should guide any authorization for private-sector offensive cyber actions.
— Colin Ferris, The Hill
Source: thehill.com
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