 Strategic Objective 3.3: Shift Liability for Insecure Software Products and Services Initiative Number: 3.3.1 Initiative Title: Explore approaches to develop a long-term, flexible, and enduring software liability framework Initiative Description The Office of the National Cyber Director, working with stakeholders in academia and civil society, will host a legal symposium to explore different approaches to a software liability framework that draw from different areas of regulatory law and reflect inputs from computer scientists as to the extent that software liability may or may not be like these other regimes. NCS Reference To begin to shape standards of care for secure software development, the Administration will drive the development of an adaptable safe harbor framework to shield from liability companies that securely develop and maintain their software products and services... The Administration will work with Congress and the private sector to develop legislation establishing a liability regime for software products and services. Responsible Agency: ONCD Completion Date: 2Q FY24 Initiative Number: 3.3.2 Initiative Title: Advance software bill of materials (SBOM) and mitigate the risk of unsupported software Initiative Description In order to collect data on the usage of unsupported software in critical infrastructure, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency will work with key stakeholders, including SRMAs, to identify and reduce gaps in SBOM scale and implementation. CISA will also explore requirements for a globally-accessible database for end-of-life/end-of-support software and convene an international staff-level working group on SBOM. NCS Reference The Administration will .... promote the further development of SBOMs; and develop a process for identifying and mitigating the risk presented by unsupported software that is widely used or supports critical infrastructure. Responsible Agency: CISA Completion Date: 2Q FY25 30 NATIONAL CYBERSECURITY STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

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