Requires the Small Business Administration to develop and share educational materials that teach small businesses how to recognize and guard against foreign adversary conduct such as intellectual property theft, cyber intrusions, forced labor in supply chains, and counterfeiting.

• Directs the Small Business Administration, with other federal agencies, to write and distribute guidance on threats from foreign adversaries, covering trade secrets, cybersecurity, supply chains, and foreign investment risks
• Requires the materials to be available through Small Business Administration district offices and other agency programs
• Requires the materials to be reviewed and updated each year beginning October 1, 2027
• Requires the Administrator to notify the House Small Business Committee and the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee when a determination is made that an activity poses a significant risk to national or economic security

• Small Business Committee (House)

Commerce