From: CyberScoop
Shaun Waterman
The next president should appoint an official whose job it is to cut excessive red tape related to cybersecurity, the nation’s leading business lobby group said in a open letter released Tuesday.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce calls on the next president to “appoint an official to focus on reducing (or better yet, eliminating) duplicative cybersecurity requirements for regulated industries.” It’s part of a policy appeal to the 45th U.S. head of state to “build on the current momentum” behind the National Institute of Standards and Technology Cybersecurity Framework — a voluntary set of principles that businesses can use to to better understand the risks they face from online threats and how to reduce them.
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