An 80-page report from the government watchdog details the cybersecurity policy to-do list for the White House.

ONCD’s Nicholas Leiserson endorses draft legislation from Sen. Gary Peters that would create an interagency committee to handle cyber regulations.

Evolving critical infrastructure risks, ransomware, supply chain exploitation, commercial spyware and AI were the top trends, the office reported.

Roughly 6,600 people — primarily current and former Government Accountability Office employees — had their data accessed, the agency said.

CyberScoop identified more than 20 contracts since a government watchdog warned agencies about unmitigated use of the technology.

The report underscores the mounting concerns associated with the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement.