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Bill Would Help Congress Track Offensive ‘Cyber Tool’ Sales

Bill would require State Department to provide information on sales of offensive cyber tools to foreign governments. The measure was introduced after a U.S. firm sold technologies to the United Arab Emirates that were used to target activists and journalists. The House appropriations committee approved the measure in a 29-23 vote on Thursday, sending it to the House floor. The bill also would require Congress to be notified if a firm is penalized for violating policies on such sales. The proposal has garnered support among those seeking greater transparency when it comes to these transactions.”]

Source: https://www.govinfosecurity.com/bill-would-help-congress-track-offensive-cyber-tool-sales-a-12494

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