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Both Democrats and Republicans questioned the waiver…
IP is the lifeblood of American innovation,
said Rep. Stephanie Murphy (D-FL). She requested consideration of other courses of action to improve distribution while allowing manufacturers to maintain control of IP.
Handing over U.S. technology won’t help the pandemic. Development of facilities, workforce, and distribution takes years, said
Ways & Means Ranking Member Kevin Brady (R-TX).
Rep. Drew Ferguson (R-GA) agreed, questioning other countries’ resources and quality standards.
Senate Finance Ranking Member Mike Crapo (R-ID) said the waiver would undermine progress in ending the pandemic, noting that Bill Gates says it will not advance vaccine distribution, while Vladimir Putin supports the waiver.
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Starting out with some good news tonight: Colonial Pipeline is back online after shutting down over a cyberattack last weekend. Meanwhile, a number of global chief information security officers said they think their organizations are unprepared to face a cyberattack, according to a report released Wednesday. The Senate Commerce Committee advanced President Biden
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THAT’S REASSURING: A majority of global chief information security officers (CISOs) surveyed as part of a report released Wednesday said they feel their organizations are unprepared to face a cyberattack, despite many believing they will face an attack in the next year.