Cybersecurity Threat Information Sharing Legislation

Published on:
April 21, 2015

SIFMA with other associations provide comments to the House of Representatives commending them for their commitment to enhancing cybersecurity and specifically, efforts to pass cyber threat information sharing legislation.

SIFMA signed with:

American Bankers Association

American Financial Services Association

American Insurance Association

The Clearing House

Consumer Bankers Association

Credit Union National Association

Electronic Transactions Association

Financial Services Roundtable

Independent Community Bankers of America

Investment Company Institute

NACHA-The Electronic Payments Association

National Association of Federal Credit Unions

National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies

Property Casualty Insurers Association of America

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