CISA's Privacy Facts

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The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) would spur cyber threat information sharing in smart ways
that protect and respect privacy. The bipartisan bill includes compromises from multiple stakeholders.

1
FACT
When sharing cyber threat information
with the government, CISA would require
public and private entities to remove
personally identifiable information.

2The government can only use cyber
information for “cybersecurity purposes.”
CISA would not allow the government to
use cyber threat information to investigate
or prosecute “serious violent felonies.”
FACT

3The government is prohibited from
disclosing, retaining, or using information
in ways not authorized by CISA.
FACT

4CISA would require law enforcement
officials to have written consent from an
entity sharing cyber threat information
before investigating a computer crime.
FACT

5The Attorney General will develop and review
privacy and civil liberties guidelines governing
the use of cyber threat information.
FACT

6CISA directs federal entities to regularly
report to Congress to examine the
impact that information sharing has
on privacy and civil liberties.
FACT

7Under CISA, businesses are NOT REQUIRED
to share information with the government.
FACT

8Only businesses that voluntarily share
electronic threat data with the Department
of Homeland Security, a civilian entity,
receive limited liability protections.
FACT

9CISA does not offer businesses safeguards
when sharing threat information with the
Department of Defense (including the
National Security Agency) or the FBI.
FACT

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