Databreaches CISA 2015 Reauthorized Until September 2026
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The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 (CISA 2015) has been reauthorized as part of a funding bill, extending its provisions for sharing cybersecurity information with the U.S. federal government and private entities until September 2026. This act provides liability protections and safeguards for such information sharing, impacting various stakeholders involved in cybersecurity incident response and regulatory compliance.
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2026-02-06
CISA 2015 reauthorized as part of funding bill
2026-02-11
Article published announcing reauthorization
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