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Policy Roast: CIRCIA's 72-Hour Reporting Window Is Already Obsolete

Policy Roast: CIRCIA's 72-Hour Reporting Window Is Already Obsolete

CISA's 72-hour incident reporting rule assumes breaches are discovered instantly. Reality: most take 200+ days to detect.
Karla Ortiz-Flores 19 Mar 2026
Explain This: The CIRCIA Reporting Rule

Explain This: The CIRCIA Reporting Rule

Explain This: CIRCIA reporting, in plain English If you are a critical infrastructure operator, CIRCIA is the reporting rule that will turn "we handled it" into "prove it." The cost is not the report. The cost is being unable to show your work. What it is
Karla Ortiz-Flores 04 Mar 2026
Explain This: CIRCIA Shutdown Delay and Incident Reporting

Explain This: CIRCIA Shutdown Delay and Incident Reporting

Explain This: What a shutdown delay does (and does not do) to CIRCIA reporting A government shutdown does not change the legal direction of travel. It changes your timing, your certainty, and your excuses. If you are in critical infrastructure, CIRCIA is still coming. The only real question is whether
Karla Ortiz-Flores 04 Mar 2026
Explain This: What a shutdown delay does (and does not do) to CIRCIA reporting

Explain This: What a shutdown delay does (and does not do) to CIRCIA reporting

CIRCIA is still coming. A shutdown only buys you time to get evidence-ready before the reporting clock starts.
Karla Ortiz-Flores 04 Mar 2026

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