CISA Director Jen Easterly previewed the request during an appearance at the Billington CyberSecurity Summit in Washington D.C. Wednesday.
During the appearance, Easterly announced the agency will also be hosting an 11-stop public listening tour to get live feedback on the issue.
“The Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act of 2022 is a game changer for the whole cybersecurity community and everyone invested in protecting our nation’s critical infrastructure,” Easterly said in the announcement today.
The new reporting mandate lets CISA better understand the threat landscape, spot adversary campaigns earlier, and “take more coordinated action with our public and private sector partners in response,” Easterly said.
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