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The House-passed Research Security and Accountability in DHS Act (H.R. 9748) arrived in the Senate and was referred to the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.

Why it’s here: A bill referred to the Senate Homeland Security committee on research security at DHS touches federal policy on protecting research and technology from foreign threats, relevant to cybersecurity and technology security policy, though the text is only a procedural action with no substantive detail.

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The House-passed Research Security and Accountability in DHS Act (H.R. 9748) arrived in the Senate and was referred to the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. — The Wave