Inside Cybersecurity

March 24, 2025

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By Sara Friedman

The Professional Services Council argues for providing implementation guidance to contractors who work with civilian agencies on implementing a rulemaking to standardize controlled unclassified information requirements.

By Jacob Livesay

Supporting agencies with the transition to post-quantum cryptography should be a priority for the Trump administration and Congress, according to stakeholders who see a need for accelerating efforts to protect federal networks faster than the current 2035 deadline.

By Sara Friedman

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has launched an initiative to investigate the U.S. operations of Chinese telecom companies who pose a national security risk and are on the commission’s covered list banning the use of their equipment and services.

By Charlie Mitchell

The Institute for Security and Technology details artificial intelligence risk mitigation strategies in a new report to help organizations act against threats in both the technical and policy realms.

By Jacob Livesay

President Trump's Senate-confirmed intelligence officials make their first appearance on Capitol Hill at two worldwide threats hearings this week, while the Senate Armed Services cyber committee examines ways to improve cyber operations using artificial intelligence.

By Sara Friedman

An industry coalition led by the Bank Policy Institute is calling for the reauthorization of the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 in a letter to House and Senate leaders, following a hearing in the House Homeland Security Committee.

By Jacob Livesay

The House Homeland Security Committee is looking into efforts to improve information sharing between the public and private sector following the China-based Salt Typhoon telecom hacking campaign, according to GOP staffer Alexandra Seymour.

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