Renewed cyber threat from Iran makes passage of HACT Act more urgent

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Our conflict with Iran over the past week has exposed the increasing dangers for the public in a new age of asymmetric warfare.

The Iranian regime inflicted no casualties with its missile launch, but it has a long history of using unconventional means to attack us. They’ve fought proxy wars in Iraq, kidnapped our citizens, bombed our military barracks in Lebanon, funded terrorist proxies such as Hamas and Hezbollah in Gaza and Lebanon, and hacked our citizens.

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