In our 188th episode of The Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker, Maury Shenk, Brian Egan, and Alexis Early discuss: CFIUS reform is in the air: Senator Cornyn's carefully scripted rollout has begun; but what's in the bill? Twitter's handling of Russian trolling once again suggests that its privacy policy should read: "Privacy: Good for you. Better for us.” The EU just keeps doubling down on European exceptionalism. Do we need a FISA reform antiproliferation pact? Reviewing the bidding: House Judiciary: “USA Liberty Crazy and irresponsible.” House Intelligence: "Yeah, we're not Judiciary." Senate Intelligence: “Tweakville.” The FBI says crypto defeats half of the phone searches it tries to do. Microsoft embraces new DOJ policy on gag orders, drops suit. Kaspersky offers a more complete defense, but it sounds a lot like a guilty plea. Our guest interview is with Chris Painter, former Coordinator for Cyber Issues in the Office of the Secretary at the US Department of State. Mark your calendars for November 7th when we will gather for a live taping of a special episode on Election Cybersecurity at our Dupont Circle offices here in DC. To register please visit the Events page of our website at steptoe.com. The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of the firm.