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Erik Dullea

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CISA Announces Rescheduled Virtual Town Hall Meetings for CIRCIA Rulemaking

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By Anokhy Desai, Erik Dullea
| JD Supra
Key point: CISA’s virtual town hall meetings for CIRCIA rulemaking have been rescheduled for June 15-18, 2026. On May 26, 2026, CISA announced the dates for the rescheduled CIRCIA rulemaking town hall meetings between June 15-18, 2026. The agency’s use of town halls is discretionary and is not mandated within the federal rulemaking process. CISA canceled the original events because of the DHS funding impasse, and the new meetings will be held virtually as described in the table below.
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Navigating Cyber Disclosures in 2026: A Limited Renewal of CISA 2015, and “Take Two” on Finalizing CIRCIA’s Reporting Regulations | JD Supra

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By Erik Dullea, Luis Hidalgo, Anokhy Desai
| JD Supra
Key point: 2026 may be a pivotal year for organizations to monitor cyber incident reporting requirements—the voluntary sharing allowed under CISA 2015 remains available, but only through September, and regulations delineating who and how mandatory reporting requirements are managed under CIRCIA are coming. Owner-operators in critical infrastructure sectors should monitor two federal initiatives regarding cybersecurity sharing and reporting.
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Heppner v. Claude: The First Privilege Waiver by AI Ruling—What Lawyers and Clients Must Know | JD Supra

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By Erik Dullea, Emily Stedman Verified
| JD Supra
Key Point: In a question of first impression, a federal judge’s ruling that documents a client’s prompts to a generative AI system—and documents generated by AI to share with counsel—are not protected by the attorney-client privilege or the work product doctrine. The Southern District of New York recently made history. In United States v.
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