There little precedence for what the Supreme Court Ruling against the Chevron Deference will bring.

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There little precedence for what the Supreme Court Ruling against the Chevron Deference will bring. This article provides an informative view of what may or may not occur. How Federal Agencies may have started to prepare in advance of the ruling, that has not done much to stop Federal Agencies regulatory Agenda.

‘Harley Geiger, counsel at the law firm Venable, wrote in a blog post with his colleagues that the court’s ruling are likely to have a “seismic effect” on digital security policy, because many federal regulations involve interpretations of older statutory authorities that predate modern cybersecurity practices and threats.’

‘Geiger wrote that digital security regulations will be more prone to court challenges where agency interpretations have unclear statutory backing, and that future rulemakings and enforcement actions will need to hew more closely to statutory authority to avoid judicial modifications.’

One wonders how this will effect agencies focused on cyber regulation? One suspects that the SEC SolarWinds case will be one to watch for SEC cyber, @Thaddeus Dziekanowski. It predates the SEC cyber rule (2023).

Brian D. McCarthy

Veritas GRC U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

#cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #cyberattack

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