May 24, 2025
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The Federal Communications Commission will enter into a new paradigm with the departure of Geoffrey Starks, as Chairman Brendan Carr is now able to push forward some of his more partisan policy goals.
Senate Homeland Security ranking member Gary Peters (D-MI) and Sen. James Lankford (R-OK) have reintroduced a closely watched bill on cyber regulatory harmonization to establish an interagency committee within the Office of the National Cyber Director that includes regulatory agencies.
A coalition of financial sector groups has filed a petition asking the Securities and Exchange Commission to rescind its cyber incident disclosure rules, citing complexity of the requirements and creating additional risks among the reasons for the requested rollback.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is working on identifying high-level use cases to help organizations implement cybersecurity controls as they develop and use artificial intelligence, and is creating overlays to provide targeted guidance.
CISA has released a guide highlighting best practices for system operators to mitigate cyber risks through the artificial intelligence lifecycle, including considerations on securing the data supply chain and protecting data against unauthorized modification by threat actors.
The Federal Trade Commission has finalized an order in a cybersecurity case brought against website hosting service GoDaddy, where the company will be required to implement information security best practices and verify its cyber posture through a third-party auditor.
The Federal Communications Commission has unanimously approved two rulemakings with national security implications to finalize rules for telecommunication certification bodies and to open a proceeding on foreign ownership disclosure.