CISA Reschedules Town Halls for Cyber Reporting Rule After Government Shutdown
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is moving up seven public meetings originally planned for March and April. These town halls are part of the process to gather feedback on a proposed rule about how critical infrastructure companies report cyber incidents.
Why it matters: This is an administrative update rather than a change in policy. The government shutdown paused public engagement on the CIRCIA rule, which aims to standardize how companies report hacks and ransomware attacks. Rescheduling ensures that industry groups and other interested parties still get a chance to comment before the final rule is written.
Who it affects
- Cybersecurity professionals at critical infrastructure sectors like energy, finance, and healthcare
This notice was issued by Nicholas Andersen, Acting Director of CISA, and published in the Federal Register; check the original document for the specific new dates.
Agency: Homeland Security Department
Source: Federal Register — read the official document