Creates or designates a standing advisory council at the Federal Communications Commission focused on communications security, reliability, and interoperability. It directs the FCC to set the council’s membership rules, member terms, and how and when it reports.

The council must produce public reports every two years, which the FCC must post on its website. It is exempt from the usual rule that advisory committees automatically end, and the law defines key terms (including “not trusted”) used for the council’s work.