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Sen. Ron Wyden said privacy rules aren’t being followed, putting thousands of Americans at risk of having their most sensitive data exposed.
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Supporters called Nate Fick a seasoned cybersecurity leader who is not afraid to take controversial positions.
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The designated entities will be required to report how they manage cyber risk for critical assets.
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Rep. Jim Langevin’s amendment reflects one of the biggest unfulfilled Cyberspace Solarium Commission recommendations.
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Data collected by tech companies could be used to prosecute abortion seekers, they warn.
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The investigation would look into the auto industry’s self-regulation on the issue and how the government can keep people safe while letting them repair their own vehicles. Continue reading Congress Demands Government Investigate Automotive Right to Repair
Cybersecurity threats against health care have skyrocketed in recent years.
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The antitrust bills being considered in both the House and Senate include provisions that would have unintended cybersecurity consequences.
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The U.S. Cyber Command unfunded priorities wish list includes $168 million to enhance the Cyber Mission Force, a group conducting offensive and defensive cyber operations.
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It’s the second time this month Congress has finalized a bill that’s intended to help the feds track cybercrime data.
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