Statement of Senate Intel Chair Mark R. Warner on U.S., NATO, and EU allies and partners publicly attributing Microsoft hack to Chinese…

WASHINGTON U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA), Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, released the following after the U.S., European Union, and NATO allies and partners publicly attributed the Microsoft hack <https://blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2021/03/02/new-nation-state-cyberattacks/> to Chinese state-sponsored actors:

Todays news makes clear: state-sponsored cyberattacks that threaten our national security and economic stability will be traced and found. Cyberattacks arent a uniquely American problem; our allies are also grappling with a barrage of cyberattacks coming from our foreign adversaries. Its why I have long called for building international cyber norms to confront our shared cyber vulnerabilities and why Im pleased to see joint recognition from our NATO and EU allies about this threat. I applaud the Biden administration for publicly exposing the actions of these Chinese state-sponsored actors, pursuing diplomatic cooperation on these threats and for taking additional steps to bolster our cyber defenses. As we take these first steps in an international effort to confront these challenges, theres still more work to do to address our cyber vulnerabilities.

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Statement of Senate Intel Chair Mark R. Warner on U.S., NATO, and EU allies and partners publicly attributing Microsoft hack to Chinese...