A push for routing security regulation from U.S. agencies including the FCC won't result in the sort of safe digital ecosystem we all want.

But who's in charge has become a game of hot potato.

The legislation eventually garnered widespread support on its way to becoming law, but much remains unresolved.

The White House says the executive order is "the first ever, whole-of-government approach" to cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.

Previously, the Biden administration pushed the initiative in the electricity sector and for pipelines.

The SEC joins TSA, the FCC and other feds who have imposed or are considering imposing additional disclosure requirements.

Industry won some concessions in the final version of the rule, which banks must comply with by May.

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco spelled out the plans at separate events.

It's the second set of requirements TSA has issued since the momentous Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack.

The idea involves a mix of government goodies in exchange for vital infrastructure owners meeting cybersecurity standards.