SECRET Act of 2018

The Bill 115 hr 3210, also known as the Strengthening and Enhancing Cyber-capabilities by Utilizing Risk Exposure Technology (SECRET) Act of 2018, aims to improve the cybersecurity capabilities of the United States government. The bill focuses on utilizing risk exposure technology to identify and address vulnerabilities in government systems and networks.

The SECRET Act of 2018 requires federal agencies to conduct regular risk assessments of their information technology systems and networks. These assessments will help identify potential weaknesses and vulnerabilities that could be exploited by cyber attackers. The bill also mandates the use of advanced technology to continuously monitor and analyze network traffic for signs of malicious activity.

Additionally, the SECRET Act of 2018 establishes a framework for sharing cybersecurity threat information between government agencies and private sector organizations. This information sharing is crucial for detecting and responding to cyber threats in a timely manner. Overall, the SECRET Act of 2018 aims to enhance the cybersecurity posture of the United States government by leveraging technology and promoting collaboration between government and private sector entities.