OVERNIGHT CYBERSECURITY: Threat-sharing bill heads to markup

But privacy groups, some key Senate Democrats and the White House could pose a threat to passage. House Homeland Security did get points from the privacy community on Monday for being the best of the three bills out there. "However, there are still some remaining concerns," said Robyn Greene, policy counsel with the New America Foundation's Open Technology Institute. "The bill would still allow companies to share unnecessary personal information." You can check out the bill here, and get info on Tuesday's markup here.