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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Utilities urge renewal of cybersecurity information-sharing law

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Electric utilities have joined other industries in urging Congress to renew a law that offers liability protections for companies sharing cyber threat information. The law is set to expire next month, according to Utility Dive.

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The law concerns how U.S. companies share cyber threat information with one another and federal agencies. Its expiration could affect utilities and other participating businesses, but the article does not describe the practical consequences of a lapse.