Information-Sharing Bill Would Extend NSA’s Reach, Opponents Argue

(Before It's News)

By Thor Benson

The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act, which includes no data-protection provisions, would set up a new network for private corporations to share customer data with nearly all levels of law enforcement and intelligence, including the National Security Agency.

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