The annual defense spending bill contains money the FCC has sought to use to reimburse telecommunications carriers for removing Chinese equipment.

A Republican congressman from Texas makes the case for cybersecurity as “a cornerstone” of the GOP agenda.

It would go beyond the FCC’s own proposal to regulate telecommunications carriers under federal wiretapping law.

The proposed rules are a response to Salt Typhoon’s breach of at least eight U.S. telecom companies.

The rule would force data brokers to adhere to the same standards as established credit agencies.

The little-populated state is seeing its governor and two senators move into key positions to influence cyber policy.

The incoming administration should lean into its efficiency push by taking on the patchwork system of cyber regulations.

The bipartisan legislation from four senators is aimed at strengthening providers’ cyber defenses and protecting Americans’ health data.

The Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday also advanced legislation to strengthen the federal IT supply chain.

The subcommittee chair said the FCC has the ability to act now in response to Salt Typhoon targeting the 2024 presidential campaigns.