DHS Deputy Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told the Senate Monday:
- The bill “raises privacy and civil liberties concerns and would complicate efforts to establish an automatic sharing regime”
- “This will limit the ability of DHS to connect the dots and proactively recognize emerging risks and help private and public organizations implement effective mitigations to reduce the likelihood of damaging incidents”
- CISA “could sweep away important privacy protections”
- The bill’s “expansive definitions of cyber threat indicators” would also permit companies to share data unrelated to cyber threats
And see this. Numerous experts agree. And – just like with the NSA spying laws – the government has a secret interpretation of CISA which will make it even worse.
Other than that, the bill is great. </sarc>
