The U.S. Needs A Doctrine On Cyber Attacks, Says Congresswoman On Russia

Rep. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., joins Morning Joe to discuss President Biden's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and why she says the U.S. needs a doctrine going forward on cyber attacks and a head of cyber.

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The U.S. Needs A Doctrine On Cyber Attacks, Says Congresswoman On Russia

[michaelpolyakov]

Is it possible to trace the web address where attack came from?

[markvintage]

Here is a thought, if a device that is connected to the internet can be hacked, then why is the U.S. so stupid to have its power, fuel, military, and government all connected to the internet? Seems the simple thing would be to isolate the things we dont want hacked.

[cultureal]

Cyber attack is a declaration of war, ruining Cyber Monday forever.

[Tambora]

We are hearing emotional frustration arguments!!!

[sdaftermath]

“You will own nothing, and you will be happy”

[redwind]

Or maybe a competent DOJ or CIA to do the job?

[kathleengallagher]

MIKA no need to talk about criticism ... people will always say nay ..

[blinkonceonsunday]

A cyber arms control agreement would be a great idea. Make it a tri-lateral deal with US, China and Russia.

[judoyodan]

The U.S. actually needs universal health care. Cyber issues are secondary.

[HerrFrankenstein]

Should be said that control of infrastructure operations may in fact be darn near impossible given that the access to critical systems is just a click away, same as an insurance quote...

[googlemail]

We need mission performance. Doesn't matter what people call it. We also have plenty of domestic/insider threats. Btw we quite literally have a standard of engagement and response as of over 4 years ago so I'm not sure what this is about. We also increased threat awareness actions significantly for years. Any system designed to have a single point of vulnerability in effect is a 101 "don't do that." Just saying.

[Natibe_]

This comment section is so out of touch with reality it’s insane. Russia just shut down an oil pipeline for 50 million people on US soil and y’all are screaming about Twitter. They’re not even remotely similar issues, the internet is more than just one place.

[timkahn]

political problems can be cured. people get old and die nations fail leaders come and go. the world wide web is forever almost. and its all connected .a blessing and a curse .

[joeyanderson]

Ur missing out ppl, Biden got lost in a cafe and Jill had to drag him out of there .... Man was that Funny 🤣
Why wasn't that story reported on this channel?!?!? Is this channel hidding something?!?!? 🤔

[Dan-pdwk]

The U.S. Needs A Doctrine for the city violent crimes since the take over!

[kickazz]

Interns were more experienced in government but duh Donald sure is a colorful entertainer

[sueannsmith]

We continue to do nothing against cyber attacks!

[kwhon]

Pot calling the kettle black. You mean usa never spied on macron and mekkel.

[cattigereyes]

A.I. Will run networks world wide at some point. Sky Net is looming.

[RedEyeFish]

WW3 formation in the making...Gathers your friends and identify your enemies publicly and attack....East vs West showdown.