FedScoop reports that the Federal Aviation Administration has requested information from potential private-sector partners to help strengthen defenses against cyber and quantum threats, including improving security operations and assessing gaps in the National Airspace System and Air Traffic Control.
U.S. National Cyber Director Sean Cairncross has stressed the Trump administration's move to ensure AI's secure by design nature, as the country advances innovation in the technology, reports Cybersecurity Dive.
The sanctioned Chinese companies, Integrity Technology Group and Anxun Information Technology, are accused of providing technical support and hacking services that compromised over 65,000 devices and targeted critical infrastructure.
The new regulations will enable "proactive cyber-defense" actions, allowing Japan's police and Self-Defense Forces to "attack and disable" infrastructure used for cyberattacks.
Major South Korean credit card provider Lotte Card has been ordered by the country's Personal Information Protection Commission to pay a nearly $6.5 million fine following an August data breach that exposed the personal and credit information of 2.97 million customers, reports Cybernews.
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