This bill creates a new group called the Harmonization Committee. Its main job is to take the many different cybersecurity rules from various government agencies and turn them into one clear set of basic standards that everyone can follow.
Businesses that work in important areas like banking, energy, and healthcare are often forced to follow different rules from different agencies. This plan would allow them to use one set of security checks to satisfy multiple government offices at once.
Currently, some government rules for protecting computers are confusing or even contradict each other. By making the rules consistent, the government hopes to make it easier and cheaper for companies to stay safe from hackers without getting buried in repetitive paperwork.
Within one year of passing, the committee would create a master plan for these rules. Then, a small group of up to five agencies would test the new system in a pilot program to see if it actually makes things simpler for businesses.
Before any agency creates a new cybersecurity rule in the future, they would generally have to check with this committee first. This ensures that new rules do not accidentally create more confusion or repeat what another agency is already doing.
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