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Broad Scope, Big Impact: NY Mandates Cyber Rules for Public Sector
Policy Pulse Patrick Miller Policy Pulse Patrick Miller

Broad Scope, Big Impact: NY Mandates Cyber Rules for Public Sector

New York's new cybersecurity law, Chapter 177 of 2025 (S.7672A / A.6769A), introduces mandatory incident reporting, ransom payment disclosures, annual training, and data protection requirements for public-sector entities. Its broad definitions suggest applicability to both IT and OT systems, signaling a significant expansion in cybersecurity oversight for municipalities and public authorities.

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Cyber Stress Testing: Strengthening Cyber Resilience in the EU Energy Sector
Policy Pulse Patrick Miller Policy Pulse Patrick Miller

Cyber Stress Testing: Strengthening Cyber Resilience in the EU Energy Sector

As cyber threats grow more complex, the EU energy sector is turning to stress testing to bolster its resilience. This post explores ENISA’s 2025 Cyber Stress Test Handbook and how it helps energy providers simulate real-world attacks, uncover vulnerabilities, and strengthen defenses in alignment with NIS2, CER, and the Cyber Solidarity Act.

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The Pillars of an Effective Incident Response Plan
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The Pillars of an Effective Incident Response Plan

A strong Incident Response Plan (IRP) is more than just a document—it’s a foundation built on key elements like asset inventory, network diagrams, logging, communication strategies, backups, and clear roles. In this blog, Dan Ricci, Senior Cybersecurity Consultant at Ampyx Cyber, breaks down the critical components every IRP needs to be resilient and effective in the face of cyber incidents.

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Reporting Cyber Incidents under DHS CIRCIA’s Proposed Rulemaking
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Reporting Cyber Incidents under DHS CIRCIA’s Proposed Rulemaking

The US Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on April 4, 2024 published its proposed rules requiring critical infrastructure entities to report significant cyber incidents and ransom payments to CISA. The proposed regulations are intended to consolidate, fortify, and strengthen the United States’ cyber defenses in critical infrastructure (CI) sectors.

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