How Existing Security Frameworks Can Help Meeting Bulk Data Rule Security Requirements
The DOJ bulk data rule prohibits certain transactions involving the sale or transfer of sensitive data. This post examines the security requirements and explains their interaction with existing cybersecurity and risk management frameworks and regs.
Recap: Threat Intelligence Forum
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce convened the Threat Intelligence Forum bringing together leaders from government and industry for in-depth discussions on the latest strategies and innovations shaping the market.
NIST: Analyzing Collusion Threats in the Semiconductor Supply Chain
Semiconductors power our modern technology and are often considered “the oil of the 21st century.” But producing these chips is not without challenges to the supply chain, including IP theft, counterfeiting, and reverse engineering.
CCPL Report: Ensuring the Longevity of the CVE Program
Because the future of the CVE program faces some uncertainty it’s time to start a dialogue about the future of the program. This report is designed to provide that starting point.
Congress’ Proposed Chip Security Act Threatens to Create New Cyber Vulnerabilities in U.S. Semiconductors
As the U.S. races toward global AI dominance, a new bill aimed at preventing diversion of innovative U.S. semiconductors to China could inadvertently make those very same chips less secure.
OAMA Poses Security Threats for Enterprise Users
A bill proposed in the U.S. Senate proposed opening up the app store ecosystem to third parties but the risks to corporate enterprise need to be considered.
Japanese Regulator Balances Cybersecurity, Competition Concerns In MSCA Implementation Guidelines
Promoting robust competition in the digital space while ensuring cybersecurity protections is challenging. The Japan Fair Trade Commission strikes a crucial balance between these priorities in its May 2025 guidelines.
Protecting Mobile Security in a Competitive Ecosystem
In an amicus brief filed in Epic Games v. Apple Inc., the Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law urges the 9th Circuit to ensure that competition remedies do not undermine security.
The Clock’s Ticking: Why CISA 2015 Must Be Renewed Now
As the September 2025 expiration of CISA 2015 looms, Congress faces a critical decision that will shape the future of national cyber defense. At a time when the U.S. is under near constant cyber attacks, government and industry need to share intel.
Cybersecurity Coalition, CR2 Comment on EU Cybersecurity Act Revision Consultation
The Cybersecurity Coalition and the Coalition to Reduce Cyber Risk submitted comments to the European Union Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology’s open consultation on revisions to the Cybersecurity Act.
