US House passes port cybersecurity act

The Act was spurred on by June’s global NotPetya ransomware outbreak, which led to a shutdown of the biggest terminal at the Port of Los Angeles (pictured) Photo: joey zanotti/flickr/CC BY 2.0

The US House of Representatives’ Homeland Security Committee has passed legislation aimed at addressing cybersecurity concerns at the country’s ports.

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