Nextgov Cybersecurity Authorities at Risk Amid Congressional Stalemate
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Key cybersecurity statutes, including the Cybersecurity Information-Sharing Act of 2015, are at risk of lapsing due to a potential government shutdown. This situation arises from stalled funding legislation for the Department of Homeland Security, linked to the recent killing of Alex Pretti by ICE in Minnesota. The lapse could hinder the ability of companies to share threat intelligence with government analysts.
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