House panel leaders call on Microsoft president to testify over security shortcomings
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The House Homeland Security Committee is focusing on a report criticizing Microsoft for security failures contributing to Chinese hackers' email theft from federal agencies, calling for accountability and examination of cybersecurity measures.
Lawmakers emphasized Microsoft's responsibility in safeguarding U.S. government data, networks, and officials from cyber intrusions, expressing concern over recent security lapses and the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures.
Concerns over cybersecurity threats from various countries like China, Russia, and Iran underline the necessity for critical providers like Microsoft to protect government systems and ensure robust cybersecurity practices.
A hearing on May 22 is planned to delve into Microsoft's role, cooperation with investigations, and lapses in preventing cyber intrusions, aiming to address security concerns raised by recent incidents.
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