The legislation would require CISA to develop a new cybersecurity framework for agencies and critical infrastructure owners and operators.

Lawmakers say the Fed must do more to secure its systems from overseas interference.

The new legislation would require infrastructure owners and operators and civilian federal agencies to report substantial cyberattacks to CISA.

The bill is a response to concerns about the impact of improper use of the technology by government.

Semiconductors, artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, quantum information science, and cybersecurity are among the technologies that would be covered.

If enacted, the legislation would give the Office of Management and Budget new oversight responsibilities.

The proposed timeline for government departments to notify Congress of a breach has been brought into line with private sector disclosure requirements.

The legislative proposals would introduce strict new reporting requirements for senior government IT leaders.

Between 5% and 30% of people denied making the comments tied to their emails across 10 agencies surveyed by GAO.

Leadership commitment to national cybersecurity regressed, in large part due to the lack of a comprehensive National Cyber Strategy or national cyber director.