Before private companies hack back, the government needs to set the rules
Summary
The article says that before private companies start fighting back against cyberattacks on their own, the government should create clear rules. These rules should cover how to handle risks, choose targets, keep information safe, and ensure companies are responsible for their actions.Key Facts
- Private companies want to take action against hackers by "hacking back."
- The government has not set clear rules for these actions yet.
- Important topics for rules include managing collateral damage (unintended harm).
- Rules should specify how companies select targets when responding.
- Companies need to preserve intelligence (information about attacks) during their actions.
- Accountability rules should ensure companies do not misuse hacking powers.
- The NCC (likely a government cybersecurity body) is responsible for creating these standards.
- Clear guidelines would help make hacking back safer and more effective.
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