Trump adviser proposes broader cybersecurity oversight for private-sector critical infrastructure
The U.S. government may have a more extensive role to play in defending computer networks belonging specifically to American critical infrastructure companies, according to White House Homeland Security Adviser Thomas Bossert, although most are owned and operated by the private sector.
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