The US Government "Encrypt Act"...why not?
...hmmm....That pesky 10th Amendment thing...
First step might be to gain State, Local and Federal consensus on just what "CIP" means.
Consensus takes you a step closer to a shared risk model with a firm grounding in quantitative analysis.
There are large state and local investments for critical infrastructure parts and pieces that pre-date Federal Govt involvement that need to be addressed. Heavy handed "fear, uncertainty and doubt" based approaches will fall on deaf ears of knowledgeable decision makers, as well they should.
Not to mention that the "Encrypt Act" will mandate LEO back-doors in the encryption that will be exploited instantly by the black hat cracker for hire community.
Then we start the compromised consumer credential circus all over again. We remember how this played out with Equifax (Teflon US Govt approved monopoly). This will create yet another Teflon US Govt Monopoly devoid of oversight.
Some tasty "glasnost" on the Encrypt Act
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