Following the series of high-profile ransomware attacks these past few years, including the Colonial Pipeline hack that caused gas shortages in the eastern US, the US government is looking to expand regulatory requirements around notifications and disclosures of major cyberattacks and incidents. To prepare for these new laws, regulations, and requirements, companies should be taking a few steps to prepare. To find out what these steps are and learn more about the laws government has and will pass, check out this article.
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