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This bill establishes the "Streamlining Federal Cybersecurity Regulations Act of 2025" to create an interagency Harmonization Committee led by the National Cyber Director, aimed at reducing inconsistencies and improving coordination among federal cybersecurity regulations. The committee will develop a comprehensive regulatory framework that establishes common baseline cybersecurity requirements across different government sectors, with the goal of creating a more standardized and efficient approach to cybersecurity standards. Key provisions include conducting a pilot program with 3-5 regulatory agencies to test the new framework, requiring agencies to consult with the committee before creating or modifying cybersecurity requirements, and mandating annual reports to Congress about the committee's activities and progress. The bill also allows the committee to provide technical assistance to foreign and domestic government entities on cybersecurity requirements, while explicitly stating that it does not expand or alter existing agency authorities. The proposed framework will include minimum cybersecurity requirements that can be applied across sectors, with room for sector-specific adaptations, and will involve public comment and consultation with industry experts during its development.

Military Affairs and Security

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/1875/all-info