FCC eases cybersecurity rules for US telecom companies and why it may be ‘Big’ problem for Americans
The FCC has reportedly voted to eliminate rules requiring minimum cybersecurity standards for US phone and internet companies. This decision, criticized by Commissioner Anna Gomez and senior lawmakers, repeals regulations aimed at securing networks from unlawful access, following a major hacking campaign by the China-backed Salt Typhoon group.
The FCC has reportedly voted to eliminate rules requiring minimum cybersecurity standards for US phone and internet companies. This decision, criticized by Commissioner Anna Gomez and senior lawmakers, repeals regulations aimed at securing networks from unlawful access, following a major hacking campaign by the China-backed Salt Typhoon group.
