The bill would direct the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information to create a public campaign about cybersecurity. The campaign would explain ways to reduce online risks, including spotting phishing, using stronger passwords and security tools, updating software, checking app permissions, and limiting risks on public Wi-Fi. It should be available in multiple languages and formats if practicable.
The campaign would offer information to help people protect their devices and online accounts. The bill does not require people to use specific tools or change their behavior.
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The bill states that Congress considers public cybersecurity literacy a national security and economic interest.
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