Senators expect 10-year extension of cyber data-sharing law in future budget package

Senators Gary Peters and Mike Rounds are seeking to extend the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act authorities for 10 years by packaging the Protecting America from Cyber Threats Act into a broader spending bill after a temporary revival through Jan. 30. They expect strong bipartisan support but face resistance from Sen. Rand Paul, who favors a shorter extension and removal of liability protections for companies sharing threat data; the standoff could slow passage through cloture demands.