The 2022 NDAA may not have picked up as much cyber legislation as many hoped.

Andy Watkin-Child
December 15, 2021
Cybersecurity, Governance & ESG, Regulation & Compliance

The 2022 NDAA may not have picked up as much cyber legislation as many hoped. But adding legislation into the defence bill has not stopped cyber legislation moving forward in the US. The Department of Homeland Security(DHS) has a commanding position and is releasing cybersecurity requirements across US Critical National Infrastructure (CNI), that will enable Federal oversight by the DoJ amongst others and provide plenty of grist for the mill.

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The 2022 NDAA may not have picked up as much cyber legislation as many hoped.

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