Scoop: The public-private ICT supply chain security task force plans to craft a legislative proposal to improve information sharing, including liability protections. Task force has found companies are afraid of vendors suing them for sharing info on risks. subscriber.politicopro.com/article/2021/0…
The supply chain task force approved the plan to develop an info sharing proposal at its 2/12 meeting, along w/ other projects (stay tuned for more on those).
The task force won't send its proposal directly to WH or Congress but will find other parties best positioned to do so.
The task force won't send its proposal directly to WH or Congress but will find other parties best positioned to do so.
"We wouldn't do the advocacy per se," a person involved in the task force's work said of the info sharing proposal. "We would provide the analysis and the motivation for [that advocacy]."
If you're thinking to yourself, "Didn't Congress already pass an info sharing bill with liability protections?", you're right. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybersecu…
But the law hasn't lived up to its promise, and now this task force wants to take another bite at the apple.
But the law hasn't lived up to its promise, and now this task force wants to take another bite at the apple.
Following up on yesterday's scoop about the supply chain task force, I've got more exclusive details about the group's next steps (including a public awareness campaign about its reports) in today's @MorningCybersec: subscriber.politicopro.com/newsletter/202…
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