October 10, 2025
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Senate Homeland Security ranking member Gary Peters (D-MI) is offering a new bill in his attempt to reauthorize the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 that includes a provision to retroactively provide info-sharing protections for the length of the current lapse.
The Institute for Security and Technology is outlining a proposed plan in a new report to shift a widely used vulnerability disclosure program funded by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency into a multistakeholder global governance structure with stable funding.
Nick Leiserson of the Institute for Security and Technology says the Office of the National Cyber Director should take the lead on transitioning of the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures program to an international governance model, arguing the move would be in alignment with a Trump administration priority to offset U.S. global security spending.
A new report from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies details keys to creating a successful policy commission based on the work of the Cyberspace Solarium Commission and describes a five-stage process that led to 58 percent of their original recommendations being implemented in some form.
A prolonged lapse of the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 could create challenges in the current info-sharing ecosystem, according to the Cybersecurity Coalition’s Ari Schwartz, who says the law has evolved over 10 years to address other large issues impacting the stakeholder community while providing certainty through its protections.
Stakeholders in the open source community are providing advice on areas where more clarification would be helpful in a proposed update to a Software Bill of Materials minimum elements guide developed by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security, in filings submitted in response to a request for information.
The Federal Communications Commission will consider a report and order at an Oct. 28 meeting to add certain devices to the agency’s equipment authorization review process for prohibiting continued use in the United States over national security risks.