Inventory Act of 2026
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Overview
The Digital Asset Inventory and Audit Act of 2026 aims to improve the management and oversight of digital assets held by federal agencies. It requires agencies to identify, secure, and audit cryptocurrency and other digital assets in their custody, establishing standards for scanning, storage, and access controls. The act also mandates annual audits, training programs, and interagency coordination to ensure proper handling and accountability of these assets.
Key provisions
- Federal agencies must scan seized or acquired electronic information for cryptocurrency private key material.
- Agencies must securely store and handle digital assets upon acquisition.
- The Attorney General will develop technical standards for digital asset discovery and security.
- Federal law enforcement and digital custodians will receive training on digital asset management.
- Each agency must conduct annual audits to identify and account for digital assets.
- Audit findings will be reported to Congress.
- An interagency working group will coordinate digital asset custody practices.
- Funding is allocated for digital forensic tools to support the act's implementation.
Who is affected
- Federal Agencies
- Law Enforcement
- Digital Evidence Custodians
- Forensic Examiners
- The Department of Justice
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