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Major Rules for Federal Contractors Handling Sensitive Data Are Nearing the Finish Line

CyberScoop – Federal government contractors that handle sensitive information could soon face a “sea change” in rules about how they protect that information and report when it has been part of a breach. Pending federal regulations on the handling of “controlled unclassified information,” or CUI, a category of sensitive data that falls short of classified — including people’s personal information such as Social Security numbers, information that could expose vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure, and more — could arrive as soon as the end of this year.

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Filed Under# breach-reporting# CISA# controlled-unclassified-information# cybersecurity-rules# electronic-security-standards# false-claims-act# federal-contractors# incident-reporting# NIST# subcontractor-compliance
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