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US House Votes to Extend Cyber Sharing Law for 10 Years

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US House Votes to Extend Cyber Sharing Law for 10 Years

The U.S. House of Representatives voted to extend a key cyberthreat sharing law for 10 years by including the reauthorization in the fiscal year 2027 national defense authorization act. The measure passed narrowly on a 216-212 vote Wednesday and was attached to the $1.15 trillion defense policy bill after the reauthorization had been stalled.

Why it matters: Organizations and security practitioners depend on cyberthreat information sharing mechanisms to improve their defenses; the extension ensures continuity of this critical infrastructure for collaborative threat intelligence.

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