Establishes requirements and oversight for digital assets in federal custody, including annual audits and secure handling.
The Digital Asset Inventory and Audit Act of 2026 mandates federal agencies to conduct annual audits of digital assets in their custody. These audits aim to identify and account for all digital assets, verify secure custody, and document corrective actions for any deficiencies. The Attorney General is tasked with establishing training programs for federal law enforcement officers and developing technical standards for the secure handling of digital assets. The Act also requires federal agencies to scan electronically stored information for digital assets upon seizure or forfeiture.
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