Sen. Warner Warns U.S. Must Reassert Leadership on Cybersecurity
Warner is concerned the 6 GHz band remains unprotected.
Warner is concerned the 6 GHz band remains unprotected.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30, 2025 — The U.S. risks losing its edge in technology and innovation if it doesn’t fix spectrum policy, speed up broadband deployment, and strengthen cybersecurity, according to a Virginia senator.
Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., a former telecom executive, criticized the lack of protections for the 6 gigahertz band, which is heavily used by Wi-Fi, following recent congressional action to free up 800 megahertz of additional spectrum.
He addressed his concerns at the TechExpo25 on Tuesday, here in Washington.
With 3 years to phase out 'high risk suppliers,' the EU move is seen as emulating the U.S.'s 'Rip and Replace' program.
Rocco's personal history was compelling and heroic for its rags-to-riches, only-in-America quality and charm
AARP cautioned the FCC against relying on ISPs’ characterizations of consumer behavior
Analyst Blair Levin said the inquiry was unlikely to spur new wireless regulations.
Member discussion