Later this week the proposed Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (Cisa) gets a second reading at the US Senate: for all the noise around the OPM hack, it still looks as if it will fail to get through. The bill is designed to give companies and government agencies access to data that could help them identify cybercriminals or terrorists. The progress of Cisa has been fraught with civil rights issues.
Later this week the proposed Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (Cisa) gets a second reading at the US Senate: for all the noise around the OPM hack, it still looks as if it will fail to get through. A key reason is that the Dept. of Homeland Security has answered/admitted that the law could demolish "important privacy protections". The progress of Cisa has been fraught with civil rights issues.