Malicious hackers are arming themselves with AI to supercharge their ability to break into the world’s computers.

House lawmakers question witnesses on the current state of homeland security.

Router manufacturer TP-Link met with the agency about its own exemption Wednesday.

The Friday meeting follows tensions between the Trump administration and Anthropic over the use of AI technology in federal agencies.

Cassady called for coalitions of trusted partners to support secure U.S. digital ecosystems.

The department is exploring using federal land and agency sites to speed data center buildout.

The Defense Department concluded several foreign made routers posed no risk to national security.

Measures include cybersecurity guidelines for commercial satellites and restrictions on foreign operators.

Satellite security and proposed social media warnings headline Commerce committee markup.

The previous selection, UL Solutions, withdrew after FCC Chairman Brendan Carr probed its connections to China.

New rules force companies to shift production or halt new device sales in the U.S. market.

The advisory group pointed to AI, supply chain, and network complexity risks.

The four introduced bills look to expand broadband access, modernize utilities, and improve USDA programs.

Companies will need to pursue ‘conditional approval’ to circumvent an FCC ban on foreign-made Wi-Fi routers.

Australia recorded a cybercrime report every six minutes, up from one every ten minutes two years ago.

Contract renewal timelines at large companies can run three years, making last-minute compliance impractical.

New York became the first state to set prescriptive baseline cyber rules for water systems on March 11.

Not all chips pose equal national security risk, directors said. They also urged more precise export controls

Projected global defense spending of $6 trillion is fueling a private capital surge.

Subsea cables crossing into Europe now fall under same security rules as power grids, says European Commission's cybersecurity chief.

Similar to its ban on foreign drones, FCC says companies may apply for an exemption.

Israel’s use of Tehran street cameras to help kill Iran’s supreme leader shows how everyday surveillance can turn into a wartime weapon.

Cyber Director Sean Cairncross says the administration wants stronger AI security and fewer regulatory burdens on tech companies.

The Department of Homeland Security disagreed, saying it supported the FCC’s proposed licensing regime.

If confirmed, Cassady would move to the State Department

She called for a hearing with the companies’ CEOs.

The agency is also looking for a new lead administrator after the previously selected testing company stepped down.

The proposed settlement provides cash payments and identity protection services to 31 million customers affected by the cyberattack.

The previously selected testing company stepped down after an FCC probe into its ties to China.

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The FCC proposed a licensing regime, citing national security concerns.

Washington has responded with calls to investigate how militant groups are using AI and encourage tech companies to share more about how products are potentially being misused.

The agency will vote on repealing a January order that expanded cybersecurity obligations for telecom providers.

Scam losses reached a staggering $12.5 billion in 2024 as fraudsters increasingly weaponize AI technology to create sophisticated schemes.

Broadband access funding for schools must consider the cyber threats that accompany Internet connectivity.

Warner is concerned the 6 GHz band remains unprotected.

Law’s expiration could leave the U.S. more vulnerable to cyberattacks, group says.

Experts warned that holding WRC-27 in China could cause complications, requiring preparation and a unified U.S. strategy.

Carr highlighted U.S. progress in satellite technology and efforts to expand the space economy.

An analysis of the security threats facing Ashburn’s data centers

‘The unseen heroes of global communications.’

Withdrawn applications free up enough to fund all others in full, New York's E-rate coordinator argued.

Fiber impact not as great as expected, said fiber exec. Fixed wireless more vulnerable, said wireless exec.

Jase Wilson will deliver a keynote address about the seven key principles of resilient critical infrastructure

Expert reveals that funding holdup at DHS has left some critical infrastructure more vulnerable to novel cybersecurity attacks

This one-day event will address ensuring that our nation's telecom and electric grids can withstand threats and attacks.

Telecom security takes center stage in the new Republican-led FCC agenda.

The bills would codify spectrum testing and cybersecurity teams already working within NTIA, among other things.

Turn down funding from FCC’s $200 million program.

White House narrows scope of Obama and Biden-era executive orders.

This BroadbandLive session will examine how policymakers are addressing cybersecurity challenges through regulation, interagency collaboration, and new oversight structures.

The Council on National Security will help the FCC articulate a consistent strategy on matters concerning technological innovation and national security.

Cyber experts are warning of heightened cyberthreats and a growing digital arms race as countries look to defend themselves.

Current legislation insufficient to protect data center infrastructure, experts fear

U.S. security efforts in space have not kept up with foreign threats, Council on Foreign Relations says.

17 employees of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency have been placed on leave pending a review.

Bill would target China, Russia, and North Korea.

In distinguishing himself from former President Joe Biden, Trump takes a different approach to AI safety.

The program will provide $200 million to strengthen cybersecurity systems for schools and libraries.

The incoming chair dissented from the order.

The vote centered on a controversial cybersecurity proposal introduced just weeks before Rosenworcel’s departure.

T-Mobile responded to the lawsuit in a statement to Broadband Breakfast, expressing surprise at the state’s decision to file the suit.

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Armed with the Chinese Communist Party’s monies and resources, they flooded our markets with equipment riddled with vulnerabilities.

The FCC chairwoman circulated an order mandating cybersecurity measures and an item that would seek comment on further steps.

Program has only $200 million to give schools and libraries for cybersecurity.

Russian actors 'are manufacturing videos and creating fake articles to undermine the legitimacy of the election,' the agencies said.

Effort to restore cable TV service will not continue.

Microsoft's report analyzed cyber threats between July 2023 and June 2024.

Lawmakers want answers from the three companies about alleged Chinese cyberattacks.

Breach underscores risk of using third-party vendors

Foreign adversaries will not be able to alter U.S. election results, said Jen Easterly, director of cybersecurity agency.

'We’re deeply sorry and we are determined to prevent this from ever happening again,' CrowdStrike official told Congress.

Public library probe has ruled out foreign states or terrorist groups.

The agency said it wasn't barred from adopting rules that overlapped with previously voided policies.

'If you're negotiating an international agreement, it's crucial that you have a clear, unified point of view within your government.'

In the drive to expand broadband access across America, cybersecurity has become an essential part of the equation.

It included recommendations to federal agencies, online platforms and parents.

The data can be used for ransom, warn senators.

The Internet Society and the Global Cyber Alliance see 'potential harmful impact on the Internet' in Rosenworcel's plan.

Major ISP expects to meet its July 15 deadline to remove China-connected telecom gear.

It aims to revolutionize the satellite industry by improving logistics, insurance, regulatory compliance, and data security.

ATIS said that proactively understanding next generation spectrum needs is essential to U.S. leadership.

Regulations would require providers to submit annual reports on risk mitigation.

Ten days after major ransomware attack, many library services remain offline and key details are left unknown

The agency will vote in June on a proposal to institute internet routing security mandates.

Five days since an alleged ransomware attack hit the Seattle Public Library, authorities have yet to disclose key details, including who was behind the attack.

The agency said it blocked a Huawei lab from its device certification program last month.

The proposal would require broadband providers to report to the FCC on their efforts to implement industry standards.

Cybersecurity leaders consider the potential efficacy of a landmark privacy bill.

More efforts are needed to protect the public from fraudulent artificial intelligence, says noted CEO.

The agency will vote to take comment on the proposel at its May 23 meeting.

The ruling won't affect 'rip and replace' targets Huawei and ZTE.

AT&T issued statement on data breach which affected 73 million current and former customers.

The voluntary certification will be based on NIST cybersecurity standards.

The groups also said no single set of requirements can be appropriate for all IoT devices.

The Connectivity Standards Alliance suggested that the program remain voluntary and that the FCC not mandate label.