This document is the transcript of a Congressional hearing before the Committee on Homeland Security examining the security of personal information entered into the HealthCare.gov website. The Chairman expresses concerns that the Department of Homeland Security had little involvement in ensuring the cybersecurity of HealthCare.gov despite its responsibility for overseeing security of .gov websites. He notes the vast amount of personal data required from users and that it is stored by state exchanges and the federal exchange, making it a target for hackers. Witnesses at the hearing include DHS and other officials to discuss the security of the system and Americans' personal information.

House Hearing, 113TH Congress - Cyber Side-Effects: How Secure Is The Personal Information Entered Into The Flawed Healthcare - Gov? PDF

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