U.S. needs to publicly attribute cyberattacks, former House intel chair says
The U.S. government needs to publicly attribute cyber attacks, or it will be impossible for a private sector cybersecurity insurance market to develop, the former chairman of the House Intelligence Committee said Thursday.
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