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This Act establishes a working group to clarify cyber insurance policies, improve coverage, and reduce costs for consumers and businesses.
John Hickenlooper
Senator
CO
John Hickenlooper
Senator
CO
The Insure Cybersecurity Act of 2025 establishes a Working Group on Cyber Insurance, chaired by the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information. This group is tasked with studying the cyber insurance market to make coverage clearer, more accessible, and more affordable for consumers and businesses. After delivering a final report with recommendations to Congress, the Working Group will dissolve, and the Assistant Secretary will publicly disseminate the resulting informative resources.
The "Skinny Labels, Big Savings Act" amends patent law to clarify that seeking FDA approval for generic drugs, animal drugs, or biosimilars, and marketing them with FDA-approved labeling that omits patented uses, does not constitute patent infringement, encouraging generic competition and cost savings.
John Hickenlooper
Senator
CO
John Hickenlooper
Senator
CO
The "Skinny Labels, Big Savings Act" aims to reduce drug costs by clarifying that generic drug manufacturers are not infringing on patents when seeking FDA approval for a use of a drug that is no longer covered by patent ("skinny label"). The bill amends patent law to create a safe harbor for generic drug manufacturers who seek FDA approval for a drug with a label that excludes any uses still covered by patents. This exemption extends to the promotion and marketing of the drug, as long as it does not reference the patented condition of use. The bill also includes similar provisions for biosimilar biological products.