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Managing Editor @InsideCyber, covering cyber and supply chain policy. Email: sfriedman@iwpnews.com
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Senate NDAA bumps up deadline for Defense Dept. transition to post-quantum cryptography, orders CMMC grant program

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By Sara Friedman 
| Inside Cybersecurity
Daily News The Senate Armed Services Committee has published the full text of its version of the fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, providing more details on key aspects of the defense policy bill that go beyond the executive summary. The committee approved in an 18-9 vote the Senate NDAA at a closed-door markup on June 10 and published an executive summary on June 11. The full text of the bill was made available on June 16. Among the provisions... Log in to access this content.
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Telecom, pipeline sectors offer proposals to address potential compliance concerns from upcoming CISA incident reporting rule

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By Sara Friedman 
| Inside Cybersecurity
Daily News Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency officials sought to get an understanding of potential areas to ease the compliance burden for covered entities who will be required to report cyber incidents under an upcoming rulemaking, at a June 16 town hall which featured speakers from the telecom, pipeline, transportation and K-12 sectors.
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Business groups raise concerns over scoping CISA incident reporting rules at town hall meeting

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By Sara Friedman 
| Inside Cybersecurity
Daily News The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and Business Roundtable appealed to CISA officials to narrow the scope of a “covered entity” and a “substantial cyber incident,” at a June 15 town hall meeting convened by the agency to get feedback on the upcoming incident reporting regime for critical infrastructure owners and operators. “First, the scope of covered entities is overly expansive for CIRCIA to be effective.
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