April 24, 2024
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The House Homeland Security cyber subcommittee will hold a May 1 hearing on CISA’s notice of proposed rulemaking to establish a mandatory incident reporting regime, featuring private sector stakeholders.
The Institute for Security and Technology’s Ransomware Task Force is calling for increased attention on international disruption efforts and strengthening public-private partnerships, in a report reviewing the group's progress since 2021 to implement key recommendations for government, industry and civil society organizations.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is exploring opportunities to help organizations develop “community" profiles based on the NIST cybersecurity framework update, known as "CSF 2.0," through working with stakeholders who have common interests and promoting guidance on how profiles are created.
The Defense Department is launching a cyber vulnerability disclosure program for the defense industrial base, following a 12-month pilot conducted in partnership with HackerOne.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency goes into detail on expected costs to implement its upcoming mandatory incident reporting regime for critical infrastructure in a required regulatory impact analysis report and also explores alternatives to the agency’s proposed rule published on April 4.
Two nonprofits focused on securing the internet say potential mandates by the Federal Communications Commission over Border Gateway Protocol could be harmful and slow down progress by other stakeholders, in a filing submitted ahead of the FCC’s vote on Thursday to restore net neutrality regulations.
The Justice Department must ensure that its process for identifying “countries of concern” under an ongoing rulemaking process focused on limiting foreign adversary access to personal and government data is both transparent and predictable, according to three telecom groups who responded to an advance notice of proposed rulemaking.