The Biden administration releases its cybersecurity strategy, seeking to impose minimum standards, shift responsibility to larger software makers, and more
The strategy represents a shift in how Washington approaches cybersecurity, veering toward a more strictly regulated approach.
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Discussion
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@tonyajoriley
Tonya Riley
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A round-up of the National Cyber Strategy for the digital identity crowd: -Gov will “encourage and enable” investment -Big emphasis on vendor choice, security, privacy, equity, accessibility -encourages same focus for states piloting mobile driver's licenses -more NIST research
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@wavesblog
@wavesblog
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“The move to establish minimum standards builds on efforts in recent decades to write minimum security standards, especially in the energy industry, and Thursday's document makes clear that similar measures are coming for other critical infrastructure sectors” https://twitter.com…
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@ericgeller
Eric Geller
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The strategy is divided into five pillars (see screenshot in previous tweet) and emphasizes two major societal and policy shifts: 1. Shifting burden for security away onto “most capable and best-positioned actors” 2. Investing in long-term resilience w/ regs, incentives, R&D http…
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@ericgeller
Eric Geller
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The Biden administration this morning released its long-awaited National Cybersecurity Strategy: https://www.whitehouse.gov/... Major proposals include: * New critical infrastructure regulatory authority * Liability for software vendors * Limits on private-sector data collection …
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@nicolesganga
Nicole Sganga
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In a real pivot, the Biden administration lays out a cybersecurity strategy that goes beyond traditional, voluntary means of information sharing and public-private partnership and onto regulations within critical sectors “that level the playing field.” https://www.cbsnews.com/...
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@nicolesganga
Nicole Sganga
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NEW: The White House has unveiled its long-awaited national cybersecurity strategy. Calling for comprehensive regulation, the 38-page blueprint elevates criminal ransomware attacks on critical infrastructure to matters of national security. https://www.cbsnews.com/...
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@joeconsorti
@joeconsorti
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There was a gaping $1.8 billion hole in Binance's balance sheet where there should have been USDC collateral. By the way, it has over 90 other “B-tokens” that it issues and collateralizes with the underlying crypto, all of which are susceptible to this same rehypothecation. https…
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@shashj
Shashank Joshi
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New US cyber strategy “endorses more aggressive action to disrupt malicious hackers, an area of concentration for the Trump administration, which authorized Cyber Command to more freely undertake offensive missions in cyberspace.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... https://twitt…
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@campuscodi
Catalin Cimpanu
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The White House's long-awaited National Cybersecurity Strategy is out: https://www.whitehouse.gov/... Actual document PDF: https://www.whitehouse.gov/... Live stream with the announcement later today: https://www.youtube.com/... https://twitter.com/...
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@autismcapital
@autismcapital
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ICYMI: The establishment pressure on Binance intensifies. Forbes reports that Binance *possibly* engaged in monkey business by quietly moving $1.8B of collateral meant to back its customer's stablecoin deposits to be sent to hedge funds; including Alameda https://www.forbes.com/.…