Congress moved toward gridlock over how to improve the security of the nation’s computer networks when the House of Representatives approved a measure opposed by the White House and at odds with Senate efforts on the issue.
House passage of its measure, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, came on a 248-168 vote Thursday and was supported by both Republicans and Democrats.
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