SolarWinds Corp. headquarters in Austin, Texas. Photographer: Bronte Wittpenn/Bloomberg
A bipartisan group of senators on Tuesday recommended that the United States consider requiring companies to disclose when they have been hacked.
At the first public hearing before Congress since a massive cyberattack by suspected Russian hackers was disclosed in December, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner, a Democrat, was joined by the committee's vice chairman, Republican Senator Marco Rubio, in calling for the measure. Several others, including Senator Angus King, an independent, also voiced their support, as did several of the tech executives who were testifying.
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