Creating resilient supply chains in the United States will depend on investments in manufacturing like those in the CHIPS and Science Act, which provides $52 billion to bolster semiconductor production, according to National Cyber Director Chris Inglis, who argued the traditional rip-and-replace approach won't work in the long term. “You need to have an honest, eyes-wide-open recognition what the true cost is of relying on foreign produced critical infrastructure,” Inglis said in a Friday session at Def Con in Las...
