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October 5, 2026

Should the Senate require private health care entities to adopt minimum cybersecurity practices?

Health Care Cybersecurity and Resiliency Act of 2026 (S. 3315)

Health care groups would have to follow minimum cybersecurity practices, and patients would be told how many people were affected when their health information is breached.

Requires private health care-related entities to adopt minimum cybersecurity practices, such as multifactor authentication
Requires providers and plans to include the number of people affected in breach notices
Directs HHS to provide training and best practices to grow the health care cybersecurity workforce

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October 5, 2026

Should the Senate expand FDA powers to destroy unsafe imported food and share food safety information?

Making America's Food Safer Act (S. 4974)

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The FDA could order unsafe imported items destroyed, share more food safety data with other governments, and use facility audit results to target inspections.

FDA could order destruction, with no option to export, of refused imports that break federal law and are a significant public health concern
Owners must destroy the item within 90 days at their own cost, after notice and a chance to appear
FDA could share unredacted food safety information with state, local, tribal and territorial authorities

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Should the Senate require private health care entities to adopt minimum cybersecurity practices?

Should the Senate expand FDA powers to destroy unsafe imported food and share food safety information?

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