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777 Supreme Court Ruling Will Likely Cause Cyber Regulation Chaos

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msmash @ Slashdot · 07/03/2024 12:45 EDT

Supreme Court Ruling Will Likely Cause Cyber Regulation Chaos

An anonymous reader shares a report: The US Supreme Court has issued a decision that could upend all federal cybersecurity regulations, moving ultimate regulatory approval to the courts and away from regulatory agencies. A host of likely lawsuits could gut the Biden administration's spate of cyber incident reporting requirements and other recent cyber regulatory actions. [...] While the Court's decision has the potential to weaken or substantially alter all federal agency cybersecurity requirements ever ado

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