Congressional Research Service report: Current Congress acts on fewer cyber bills than previous

A Congressional Research Service report has seen a slight downtick in the number of cybersecurity bills in the 115^th Congress as opposed to the previous Congress.

The May 12 report – “Cybersecurity: Legislation, Hearings, and Executive Branch Documents,”– indicates that eight cyber-related bills have received committee consideration, floor consideration, or passed one or both chambers during the first 129 days of the 115^th Congress, compared to 13 bills acted upon by 114^th Congress during the same timeframe. The report...