Cybersecuritydive US Congress Temporarily Extends Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act
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The U.S. Congress has passed a spending bill that temporarily reauthorizes the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA 2015) through the end of January 2026. This extension comes after the law lapsed in September 2025, impacting collaboration between government and private sectors on cyber threats, particularly for critical infrastructure. The legislation aims to restore legal protections for companies sharing cyber threat intelligence.
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