#threat-intelligence-sharing

#threat-intelligence-sharing

The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 temporarily expired during the 43-day government shutdown that occurred late last year, but lawmakers ultimately extended it as part of the stopgap funding bill that ended that lapse. The government funding package signed into law in early February included a provision that prolonged the statute through September 2026.

The US Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Act (CISA) of 2015 has expired with no replacement or extension in place amid a chaotic shutdown of the federal government, leaving cyber pros in legal limbo and putting global collaboration on threat intelligence at risk of stalling. The shutdown took effect at the stroke of midnight on 1 October after late-night attempts to get a Continuing Resolution - which would have funded the US government for a few more weeks - failed to get through a deeply-divided Congress.

We'll take whatever the Congress decides to authorize us, wherever they see fit within their purview, to authorize and to give us our authorities to be able to use,