Hot Topics in Cyber Law 2021
summary
U.S. policy pivots to supply chain and AI: EO 14017 and related orders reboot federal tech advice and target semiconductors, software and batteries; GAO adds cybersecurity to its high‑risk list. Notable incidents drive change — SolarWinds — 17,000 customers received compromised Orion updates and investigators attribute the insert to a nation‑state operation. Expect binding guidance from NIST SP 800‑213 and April 2021 C‑SCRM guidance, stronger state laws (CPRA via November ballot), VA and CA privacy rules, and the EU AI Act.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45Agenda
- 2:59Headlines
- 3:13New Executive Orders
- 6:15Cybersecurity Policy Appointments
- 8:05General Accountability Office
- 10:08Cathie Barrett
- 10:43Due Diligence on Suppliers
- 19:13Due Diligence Resources
- 22:02California Consumer Privacy Act
- 28:00Data Liability
- 30:51EU AI Act
- 33:02AI National Institute
- 34:02IoT Legislation
- 35:33Federal IoT Legislation
- 40:30Reasonable Security
- 48:15Critical Next Steps
- 51:58International Harmonization
- 53:00Federal Data Protection Legislation
- 54:16Vaccine Passports
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