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Cybersecurity has been a focal point of discussion since the early 2010s, with growing concerns about data breaches, cyberattacks, and the general security of online infrastructure. As someone with experience in the cybersecurity field, I've always thought there were aspects of incident reporting that could be improved. Specifically, the process of reporting a cybersecurity incident—whether it’s a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack, ransomware, or a data breach—has always felt too slow and disjointed.

One notable example that comes to mind is the Equifax data breach, which I personally experienced while working in the financial industry. The timeline of events surrounding this breach felt inadequate in terms of response, and the reporting of it could have been faster. The breach wasn't fully disclosed to the public until September 8th, 2017, despite Equifax having knowledge of the issue as early as July 29th of that year. This delay in public notification is something that will be addressed by the new Cybersecurity Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act (CIRCIA), which is set to be fully implemented by 2026.

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