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White House Nixes Biden-Era Software Security Rules

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• The White House rescinded two key software security policies for vendors, citing compliance burdens. • Analysts warn this could weaken federal software assurance standards without strong replacements.

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Original Source Material

Analysts Warn of Patchwork Federal Assurance Standards After Rollback The White House rescinded two key software security policies requiring vendors to attest to secure development practices, citing excessive compliance burdens - but analysts warn the move risks weakening federal software assurance without strong, agency-level replacements.