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It's not the best law ever written, but the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act could make things a little better.
The Senate finally passed a cybersecurity bill. The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act sailed through. Some people have concerns about CISA's contents, but others say it's long overdue. Todd Helfrich, the director of federal sales at Threat Stream, wrote about CISA for Federal News Radio. He joined In Depth with Francis Rose with all the details.
The Senate has finally passed a cybersecurity bill. The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) sailed through on a 74-21 bipartisan vote earlier this week. But not everyone rejoiced at the Senate's decision. Russ Spitler, vice president of Product Strategy at Alien Vault, told Jared Serbu on In Depth with Francis Rose he has some concerns about CISA.
The Senate's passage of the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act on Oct. 27 has a top House cybersecurity lawmaker pushing for the White House to get the bill as soon as possible.
The big stories that have broken are more about beginnings than conclusions.
The Department of Homeland Security's deputy secretary said a bill that would help the private sector share information with the government is much-needed. Critics of the bill worry about citizens' privacy.