US lawmakers propose amending cybersecurity bill to include crypto firms reporting potential threats

By cineramaSeptember 28, 2022DeFi

United States Senators Marsha Blackburn and Cynthia Lummis have introduced proposed changes to a 2015 bill that would allow “voluntary information sharing of cyber threat indicators among cryptocurrency companies.” […]

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US lawmakers propose amending cybersecurity bill to include crypto firms reporting potential threats

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