FedScoopTV: Dan Verton talks mall shooting, Sochi security

January 29, 2014

In this interview with NewsTalks, FedScoop’s cyber and national security reporter Dan Verton discusses the recent Columbia, Md., mall shooting and terrorist concerns at the upcoming Sochi Olympics.

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