Strengthening US Cybersecurity: Fund, Certifications, and Infrastructure Protection
This act aims to enhance the digital security of the United States by establishing a fund to support cyber resilience, introducing technology product certifications, and strengthening the government's ability to respond to threats. This means citizens can expect safer online services and better protection for critical infrastructure like energy and transportation.
Key points
A new fund supports investments in cybersecurity for key public and private systems, potentially reducing service disruptions.
Introduction of voluntary security certifications for digital products, helping consumers choose safer devices and software.
Establishment of a Bureau of Cybersecurity Statistics to collect incident data, aiding in better understanding and combating cybercrime.
Strengthening the security of foundational internet protocols, aiming to improve the stability and security of the entire internet we use daily.
Improving cyber threat information sharing between the government and the private sector, accelerating response to attacks.
Status:
Expired
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