Warner bill would create federally vetted list for secure, trustworthy AI agents
2026-06-30T02:51:41Z•575e920783a3dc9bf058e5fd0d8793ef78312e102914681b262c4d0fbfb60a38
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What happened
CyberScoop roundup: Sen. Mark Warner’s draft bill would empower the FTC to create a federally vetted registry certifying AI agent sellers’ privacy and cybersecurity controls. The FCC adopted stricter cybersecurity rules for national emergency systems and updated security review rules for undersea cable providers. A post‑quantum executive order sets federal PQC (post‑quantum cryptography) deadlines in 2030–2031, warning CISOs to begin multi‑year migration programs. The Supreme Court issued two notable rulings — allowing some late-arriving mail‑in ballots and limiting geofence‑warrant practices—
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