CyberScoop reports that the U.S. has been urged by congressional leaders to shed more light on its plans in advancing the country's 6G telecommunications infrastructure and restricting Chinese technology within the country's supply chain.
U.S. streaming service Sling TV has been ordered by California Attorney General Rob Bonta to pay a $530,000 penalty for violating the state's consumer privacy law, The Cyber Express reports.
The U.S. Commerce Department, the Justice Department, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Defense was reported by The Washington Post to have partnered to propose prohibiting future sales of TP-Link Systems routers, citing national security risks linked to the company's past connections to China, reports Cybernews.
Cybersecurity Dive reports that the Federal Communications Commission will be deciding on removing cybersecurity requirements for telecommunications providers enacted under a Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act ruling during the tail end of the Biden administration next month.
Imposing economic sanctions against state-sponsored threat actors has helped diminish nation-state cyber ecosystems by weakening support from underground networks and private sector partners but more should still be done, reports Infosecurity Magazine.
