[sbe-eas] NTCA NPR ACA and NAB joint ex-parte on EAS cybersecurity

Sean Donelan sean at donelan.com
Wed Mar 15 14:22:04 EDT 2023


What is the probability that the same groups will tell CISA that it
should defer to FCC, because FCC already regulates EAS.

Age-old lobbying trick of playing different agencies against each other, 
i.e. look at the bitcoin folks last year with SEC, FDIC, FTC, etc.

Question is when will CISA, FEMA and FCC talk ("coordinate") with each 
other.


On Wed, 15 Mar 2023, Aaron Read wrote:
> LOL.  Well I didn't file on behalf of anyone but myself, but it's no secret
> that I've been working in public radio for (god help me) at least twenty
> years now.  I think if anything their comment is a little wishy-washy,
> although I hadn't considered the role of CISA in all this; that's actually a
> really good point.  This sort of thing is not the FCC's bailiwick; it's
> CISA's.  Now granted, inter-office cooperation between different federal
> agencies is bad enough, and doubly so when they fall under different cabinet
> secretaries.  Pushing this idea off on CISA is an elegant tactical solution
> but consider what a mess it might be, strategically, were CISA to actually
> pick up the gauntlet and attempt to regulate internet security at radio/TV
> broadcast outlets.  
> Yikes!
> 
> - Aaron
> 
> 
> On Wed, Mar 15, 2023 at 12:30 PM Sean Donelan <sean at donelan.com> wrote:
>       Always nice to see there is something that competitors can agree
>       with.
>
>       "Don't regulate us."
> 
>
>       https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/search/search-filings/filing/10314220874683
>
>       On March 10, 2023, Jill Canfield and Tamber Ray of NTCA – The
>       Rural
>       Broadband Association, Brian Hurley of ACA Connects, Brad
>       Greenberg of
>       National Public Radio, and Kelly Williams and the undersigned of
>       the
>       National Association of Broadcasters met with John Evanoff,
>       Erika Olsen,
>       Austin Randazzo, David Sieradzki, and James Wiley of the Public
>       Safety and Homeland Security Bureau to discuss the Notice of
>       Proposed
>       Rulemaking regarding the security of the Emergency Alert System
>       (EAS)
>       pending in the above-referenced
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