Cyberspace Solarium Commission – Next Steps
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More than two dozen Solarium recommendations become statute via last year’s NDAA, with 27 recommendations into law including a joint Cyber Planning Office and expanded roles for CISA. The government is building new capabilities: CISA threat-hunting authority over .gov networks, a contemplated National Cyber Director (Chris Inglis nominated) to coordinate policy and budgets, and proposals for a Bureau of Cyber Statistics, systemically important critical infrastructure designations, continuous monitoring, and stronger election resilience like paper ballots and risk‑limiting audits.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 10:54Solarium Breach
- 14:34External Response
- 17:19National Cyber Director
- 19:25Incident Response Structure
- 22:17Next Steps for Election Security
- 25:35Bipartisan Legislation
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