If enacted, the proposal would direct CISA to protect genetic data systems, train federal staff, and coordinate with biotechnology groups and agencies on security concerns.
CISA would oversee security planning for systems involving genetic and other sensitive biometric data, train relevant federal staff, and take steps it considers necessary to protect that data and biotechnology infrastructure.
CISA would treat covered genetic data systems as critical infrastructure and consult biotechnology groups and relevant agencies about security protocols. It would also coordinate with biosecurity stakeholders on emerging risks, including links between digital genetic data and physical samples.
CISA would oversee security planning for covered data systems, train relevant federal staff, and take steps it considers necessary to protect biological data and biotechnology infrastructure. The duties cover systems involving genomic sequences and other sensitive biometric data.
CISA would treat covered genetic data systems as critical infrastructure and consult and coordinate with biotechnology, federal, and other U.S. biosecurity stakeholders. These provisions concern systems involving genomic sequences and other sensitive biometric data. CISA would consult relevant federal agencies and biotechnology groups about security protocols, and coordinate with those groups and other U.S. biosecurity stakeholders.
No hearings or votes scheduled.