Broad Coalition Rallies Against Cyber-Surveillance Legislation
Today, CDT and many other tech and privacy groups are engaging in a day of action, rallying to highlight privacy and security problems with the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA), which may be coming to the Senate floor this week. CDT opposes the bill and will support amendments that would reduce these privacy and security concerns.
CDT, along with other civil society organizations and security experts, also signed on to a letter urging the White House to issue a veto threat, as it has for previous cybersecurity information sharing legislation that raised similar concerns.
CDT today released two blogs on CISA, one explaining the problems in CISA, and another examining the potential impact of the bill’s problematic countermeasures authorization.
Read the CDT insight explaining the problems with CISA
Read the CDT blog on the potential harms of CISA authorizing countermeasures
This year CDT has developed a wealth of resources around cyber that analyze the bill, and detail these problems and proposed amendments:
- Testimony of Greg Nojeim before the Senate Homeland Security Committee
- CDT In-Depth Analysis of CISA
- CDT Analysis and Comparison of House Companion Bills
- CDT Infographic on How Cyber Info Sharing Will Increase Sec. 702 Surveillance
- CDT Blog Post on Why the OPM Hack Shows the Need to Improve CISA
- CDT-Led Sign-On Letter Highlighting Problems With CISA Discussion Draft
