Precision Agriculture Cybersecurity Act

This bill would require the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of Homeland Security to prepare a report within one year on cyber-threats to precision agriculture technologies, such as farm sensors, software, data networks, and machines. The report would include threats from China, North Korea, Russia, and Iran, gaps in U.S. planning, recommendations, and a review of existing federal funding and staff for this work. The report would be made public without classified information and sent to six congressional committees, with an optional classified annex. The bill would also require the Government Accountability Office to study and report within one year on how federal agencies coordinate on cybersecurity in precision agriculture.

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Sponsors

• Tim Sheehy Republican sponsor
• 1 cosponsors