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Lawmakers on Collision Course Over Cybersecurity Bill After Massive Hack

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By Homeland Security Today

Just one week after the government revealed a staggering breach of federal computer networks, Republicans and Democrats in the Senate are on a collision course over cybersecurity legislation that would bolster information-sharing between private firms and the government.

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