The FCC is seeking volunteers to serve as administrators for a new cybersecurity labeling program, allowing consumers to identify products less vulnerable to cyberattacks.

California has passed a landmark bill that requires internet browsers and mobile operating systems to make it easier for consumers to opt out of sharing their private data with websites for targeted advertising.

The increasing connectivity of airplanes to data networks has prompted regulators to consider cybersecurity threats from various sources, including maintenance laptops, airport networks, wireless sensors, and satellite communications.

Australian companies will soon be required to report ransom payments, in line with the upcoming Cyber Security Act in the country. The legislation aims to enhance the response to cyber incidents, similar to CIRCIA in the US.

The Streamlining Federal Cybersecurity Regulations Act, led by senators Gary Peters and James Lankford, would create an interagency group to synchronize U.S. cyber regulatory regimes and establish a pilot program for testing new frameworks.

The Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act (KOPSA) combines two bills to enhance protections for children under 17, prohibiting targeted advertising, requiring consent for data collection, and limiting exposure to harmful content.

U.S. senators have raised concerns about how car companies handle consumer data, revealing that major automakers share and sell drivers' information without proper consent.

Despite the limited scope of the bill, it aims to protect digital services and supply chains from cyberattacks. The legislation will also empower regulators to ensure critical infrastructure companies implement essential cyber safety measures.

Europol is proposing solutions to address challenges posed by privacy-enhancing technologies in Home Routing that impede law enforcement's ability to intercept communications in criminal investigations.

The ruling may lead to legal challenges against recent cybersecurity regulations, including the 2023 cyber incident reporting requirements by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).