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Jack Moore writes about $21 million of the additional funds would go toward a program to fix information technology security issues at OPM.
During a markup session, the committee backed Sen. Barbara Mikulski’s (D-Md.) proposal to offer at least 10 years of credit monitoring services and $5 million in liability protections for federal employees and contractors affected by OPM data breaches.
Moore said OPM has offered an 18-month credit monitoring service to approximately 4.2 million workers whose personal information have been exposed due to the cyber attack.
The panel turned down an amendment that would have added a $37 million budget for the agency’s IT modernization effort, according to Nextgov.