President Trump says his new cybersecurity executive order amends problematic elements of Biden- and Obama-era executive orders.
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Covered organizations in Australia are now required to report ransomware and other cyber extortion payments within three days.
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US representatives and senators have reintroduced a bipartisan bill to support the cybersecurity of small water and wastewater utilities.
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The House of Representatives has passed a bill aimed at requiring federal contractors to have a Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (VDP).
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A group of financial organizations is asking CISA to rescind and reissue its proposed implementation of CIRCIA.
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Australian government entities have been banned from using products and services of Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky.
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Cybersecurity regulations are facing a tipping point. There are too many and they are too complex to manage – and it’s getting worse.
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CISA has laid out the FOCAL plan, which aligns the collective operational defense capabilities across federal agencies.
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The White House has released a roadmap for addressing internet routing (BGP) security issues, mainly through RPKI adoption.
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Lawmakers want TP-Link to be investigated by the Department of Commerce over concerns that its routers can be easily hacked to infiltrate US systems.
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