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i2Coalition August 2023 Legislative Brief
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK The Senate returns to work in Washington, D.C., on September 6, and the House will be back in session on September 12. This schedule leaves only a few weeks for Congress to pass legislation to keep the federal government funded and operating past September 30 when […]
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i2Coalition July 2023 Legislative Update
i2Coalition July 2023 Legislative Brief
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK U.S. House and Senate lawmakers departed Washington, D.C. on July 27 for the summer recess period. The Senate returns on September 6, and the House is back on September 12, leaving just a few weeks before the fiscal year ends on September 30. Passing legislation required […]
i2Coalition Announces Two More Board Members for 2023
Today the Internet Infrastructure Coalition (i2Coalition is pleased to announce that Keith Drazek, VP of Public Policy and Government Relations at VeriSign; and Jon Morgan, Technical Director of Threat Data and Enablement at Recorded Futures, are joining our Board of Directors for 2023. Jon brings 15 years of experience in cybersecurity, insider threat detection, and […]
i2Coalition Member Spotlight Q&A: PC Matic
Since 1999, PC Matic has provided forward-thinking cybersecurity solutions for businesses and home customers, and has now added US Government clients to its portfolio. PC Matic’s goal is to achieve zero customer infections and breaches, thus making cybercrime a money-losing proposition. We caught up with Zack Austin, Vice President, Business Development at PC Matic, to […]
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i2Coalition EU Monitoring Report: July 2023
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i2Coalition June 2023 Legislative Update
i2Coalition June 2023 Legislative Brief
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOKÂ After averting a U.S. debt limit crisis in early June, the House and Senate resumed legislative work, with budget negotiations for the next fiscal year becoming a top priority. Conservative House Republicans want to cut government spending below the levels spelled out in the debt ceiling […]
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i2Coalition October 2023 Legislative BriefÂ
Your brief update on important Internet policy issues OUTLOOK On Oct. 25, Republicans in the U.S. House unanimously elected Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) to be the next Speaker following 22 days of intra-party conflict, several failed nominees, and uncertainty during which no House legislative business could proceed. A small group of conservative Republican members dissatisfied […]
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i2Coalition October 2023 Legislative UpdateÂ
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NIS2 Article 28: i2Coalition Implementation Guide for EU Member States
Members of the i2Coalition DNS Issues Working Group have drafted a document, â€NIS2 Article 28:‬ Implementation Guide for‬†European Union Member States‬, which we are publishing today. The deadline for each EU Member State to transpose the NIS2 Directive into applicable national law is 17 October, 2024. This is a crucial deadline for businesses, which […]
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Bridging the Digital Policy Gap: Dialogue with the U.S. Mission to the EU
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i2Coalition EU Monitoring Report: October 2023
Looking back to look forward The EU elections are fast approaching, marking a pivotal moment for the European Union to reflect on its achievements and the challenges ahead. In late September, the Commission presented the 2023 Report on the state of the Digital Decade. This important document provides a first-hand look at the EU’s progress […]