Senate Advances Cybersecurity Law Extensions After Government Shutdown

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The Senate voted 60-40 to advance legislation that would restore two cybersecurity laws that lapsed during the recent government shutdown. This includes the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 and the Federal Cybersecurity Enhancement Act, both of which are crucial for legal protections in threat data sharing. The legislation aims to extend these laws through January 2026.

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Senate Advances Cybersecurity Law Extensions After Government Shutdown

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