Treasury opens cyber-threat information sharing to eligible digital-asset firms
Regulation · · Ketju Research
What changed
Treasury launched an OCCIP initiative providing eligible U.S. digital-asset firms and industry organizations timely cyber-threat information used by traditional financial institutions.
Who it affects
- Digital-asset firms, custodians, exchanges, investment advisers, cyber vendors, and clients
What is still open
- Eligibility, participation terms, coverage, and measurable adoption
What it means for an advisor
- Ask material digital-asset counterparties whether they participate and how threat intelligence feeds detection, incident response, vendor risk, and client communications.
Sources
- Treasury opens cyber-threat information sharing to eligible digital-asset firms · U.S. Department of the Treasury ·
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