Policy Impact Analysis - 117/HR/9356

Bill Overview

Title: RESILIENCE Act of 2022

Description: This bill requires the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to establish a pilot program to train state, local, tribal, and territorial government officials to carry out security vulnerability or terrorism risk assessments of critical infrastructure. CISA must also maintain one or more clearinghouses for critical infrastructure owners and operators to access security guidance and other relevant information.

Sponsors: Rep. Underwood, Lauren [D-IL-14]

Target Audience

Population: People utilizing or benefiting from improved security infrastructure

Estimated Size: 40000000

Reasoning

Simulated Interviews

City Infrastructure Planner (Phoenix, AZ)

Age: 45 | Gender: male

Wellbeing Before Policy: 6

Duration of Impact: 10.0 years

Commonness: 15/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • The policy seems like a good initiative. It will offer us tools and knowledge to prevent threats.
  • The funding could help improve the city's defenses, but we need more long-term support.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 7 6
Year 2 7 6
Year 3 7 6
Year 5 7 6
Year 10 8 6
Year 20 7 6

Data Analyst for Critical Infrastructure (New York City, NY)

Age: 32 | Gender: female

Wellbeing Before Policy: 7

Duration of Impact: 5.0 years

Commonness: 12/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • This act might significantly enhance our data's reach and application in improving urban security.
  • If it leads to better integration of data systems, it could make a big difference.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 8 7
Year 2 8 7
Year 3 8 7
Year 5 9 7
Year 10 9 7
Year 20 8 7

Retired (Miami, FL)

Age: 60 | Gender: female

Wellbeing Before Policy: 5

Duration of Impact: 5.0 years

Commonness: 10/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • While I hope this policy helps us feel safer, the past has shown that such projects often don't directly reach every neighborhood.
  • Follow-through and continued assessment will be critical for success.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 5 5
Year 2 6 5
Year 3 6 5
Year 5 6 5
Year 10 6 5
Year 20 6 5

Farmer (Rural Kentucky)

Age: 28 | Gender: male

Wellbeing Before Policy: 6

Duration of Impact: 0.0 years

Commonness: 5/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • I don't see any immediate benefits to my daily life, though if our utilities are safer, it's a positive.
  • I'd prefer to see more direct support for small communities and their infrastructure instead.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 6 6
Year 2 6 6
Year 3 6 6
Year 5 6 6
Year 10 6 6
Year 20 6 6

Cybersecurity Specialist (Los Angeles, CA)

Age: 24 | Gender: other

Wellbeing Before Policy: 8

Duration of Impact: 10.0 years

Commonness: 7/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • This policy is likely to increase demand for our services, which is great for business.
  • I'm hopeful it will lead to more collaboration and resource sharing in the industry.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 8 8
Year 2 9 8
Year 3 9 8
Year 5 9 8
Year 10 10 8
Year 20 9 8

Energy Sector Safety Officer (Houston, TX)

Age: 50 | Gender: male

Wellbeing Before Policy: 7

Duration of Impact: 10.0 years

Commonness: 10/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • Finally, we have resources focusing on improving our understanding and responses to potential threats.
  • It aligns well with our sector's push for improved safety protocols.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 8 7
Year 2 8 7
Year 3 9 7
Year 5 9 7
Year 10 9 7
Year 20 8 7

Local Government Official (Chicago, IL)

Age: 38 | Gender: female

Wellbeing Before Policy: 7

Duration of Impact: 5.0 years

Commonness: 12/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • The pilot program could be crucial in enhancing our existing coordination frameworks.
  • It's essential that the funds are allocated smartly to ensure long-term viability.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 7 7
Year 2 8 7
Year 3 8 7
Year 5 8 7
Year 10 8 7
Year 20 7 7

Software Developer (Seattle, WA)

Age: 29 | Gender: female

Wellbeing Before Policy: 8

Duration of Impact: 5.0 years

Commonness: 10/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • This can catalyze innovation in security technology and integration.
  • Additional challenges might arise if the policy's scope or funding changes unexpectedly.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 8 8
Year 2 8 8
Year 3 8 8
Year 5 8 8
Year 10 9 8
Year 20 9 9

Critical Infrastructure Operator (Boston, MA)

Age: 36 | Gender: male

Wellbeing Before Policy: 7

Duration of Impact: 10.0 years

Commonness: 11/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • This act should make it easier to maintain secure and reliable service within our facilities.
  • The changes will possibly increase operational efficiency and compliance.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 8 7
Year 2 8 7
Year 3 8 7
Year 5 9 7
Year 10 9 7
Year 20 8 7

Small Business Owner (Detroit, MI)

Age: 55 | Gender: male

Wellbeing Before Policy: 6

Duration of Impact: 5.0 years

Commonness: 12/20

Statement of Opinion:

  • I'm optimistic that this initiative will increase demand for our products, improving business prospects.
  • Nevertheless, economic fluctuations always affect how policies trickle down to us.

Wellbeing Over Time (With vs Without Policy)

Year With Policy Without Policy
Year 1 7 6
Year 2 7 6
Year 3 7 6
Year 5 7 6
Year 10 7 6
Year 20 7 6

Cost Estimates

Year 1: $15000000 (Low: $12000000, High: $18000000)

Year 2: $15000000 (Low: $12000000, High: $18000000)

Year 3: $13000000 (Low: $10000000, High: $16000000)

Year 5: $13000000 (Low: $10000000, High: $16000000)

Year 10: $0 (Low: $0, High: $0)

Year 100: $0 (Low: $0, High: $0)

Key Considerations