Tech Groups See Flaws in Rosenworcel's Internet Security Plan
The Internet Society and the Global Cyber Alliance see 'potential harmful impact on the Internet' in Rosenworcel's plan.
The Internet Society and the Global Cyber Alliance see 'potential harmful impact on the Internet' in Rosenworcel's plan.
WASHINGTON, July 6, 2024 – A federal proposal to harden the Internet against cyber threats has significant flaws that could result in harm to the global communications network, according to two tech organizations that have decided to speak out.
The Internet Society and the Global Cyber Alliance have gone directly to the Federal Communications Commission with their concerns about a cybersecurity proposal by Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel that has gained bipartisan support within the agency.
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