White House to Tackle Cybersecurity Regulation Fragmentation...
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The White House is addressing the fragmentation of cybersecurity regulations, which has caused Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) to spend up to 50% of their time on compliance rather than enhancing cybersecurity outcomes. This regulatory patchwork involves multiple overlapping requirements from local, state, federal, and international bodies, stifling business competitiveness and leading to poor security outcomes. The Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) is launching a pilot program to harmonize cybersecurity requirements and promote regulatory reciprocity, allowing organizations to reuse compliance findings across different regulators. This initiative, supported by feedback from the private sector and a coalition of willing participants, aims to streamline compliance processes, reduce administrative burdens, and encourage investment in actual cybersecurity measures. However, the effort is in its early stages and will require congressional support to establish a cohesive framework that can be applied across various sectors, with a pilot reciprocity framework expected by early 2025.
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