The Supreme Court's decision last week that courts, not regulatory agencies, are the ultimate arbiters of congressional law could substantially change or even eliminate a host of cybersecurity regulations adopted by the Biden administration, including the SEC cyber incident reporting requirement.
My latest piece for CSO Online.
https://www.csoonline.com/article/2512955/us-supreme-court-ruling-will-likely-cause-cyber-regulation-chaos.html
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