It’s made real strides, but there’s a lot more that it could be doing, he said, and more that needs to be done.

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

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

The company notified the Health and Human Services Department about the figure this week, the first it has specified.

The 40-member panel has suggestions for whoever wins, from how to handle regulations to deterring malicious hackers.

Unisys, Avaya, Check Point and Mimecast will pay fines to settle charges that they downplayed in SEC filings the extent of the compromise.

The proposed regulation imposes a series of restrictions on how American entities can sell “bulk” sensitive data across six categories.

The breach resulted in the theft of information related to more than 8.9 million AT&T Mobility customers.