Tag: cybersecurity policy
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US Authorizes Private Cyber Firms to Strike Foreign Targets
The US has just given private cyber firms the green light to take bold action against foreign adversaries, allowing them to manipulate, degrade, disrupt, and even destroy malicious computer networks. This game-changing move marks a new era in cybersecurity, where private companies can play a key role in defending the nation's digital interests.
US Authorizes Private Sector in Offensive Cyber Strikes
The White House is taking a bold stance against transnational cyber threats, authorizing the private sector to join forces with federal law enforcement on offensive cyber strikes to disrupt foreign cyber actors targeting the US. This new public-private program unlocks every available tool to protect Americans from cyber-enabled crime.
Cybersecurity Reframing Fuels Governance Risks
The growing trend of treating social and regulatory issues as cybersecurity threats is blurring the lines between policy debates and governance, with far-reaching consequences. From misinformation to child safety laws, an increasing array of problems are being reframed as cybersecurity risks, changing the way we approach governance and policy.