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On February 13, 2026, CISA announced it is reopening the opportunity for public comment on cyber incident reporting requirements. This decision follows numerous requests from the critical infrastructure sector for additional feedback on the delayed rules. Stakeholders in the cybersecurity community are encouraged to participate in this comment period to influence future regulations.
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