Energy and Commerce GOP details its 'first steps' on cyber policy, prepares to turn over reins

A cyber policy report by the House Energy and Commerce Committee's GOP staff focuses on vulnerability disclosure, software and other cybersecurity issues examined in recent years by the oversight and investigations subcommittee, while acknowledging “more work needs to be done” as Republicans prepare to hand over power to the incoming Democratic majority next year.

The oversight subcommittee “has spent the past several years analyzing certain cybersecurity issues with impacts across the Energy and Commerce Committee’s broad jurisdiction,” the report...