Cyber Policy in the News

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It’s practically a holiday at this point: Amazon Prime Day. Two days of ridiculous deals and savings. Here’s what else
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A quiet partnership of the world’s biggest technology companies, U.S. and NATO intelligence agencies, and Ukraine’s own nimble army of
Washington (CNN)Chinese government-backed hackers have breached "major telecommunications companies," among a range of targets worldwide, by exploiting known software flaws
  https://thehill.com/driving-into-the-future/3514634-increasingly-autonomous-cars-raise-cybersecurity-fears/
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Virtual community and school board meetings have been commonplace over the last two years. Instead of gathering in person, these
In the past few years, ransomware attacks have crippled schools, hospitals, city governments, and pipelines. Yet, despite the heavy toll such incidents have on
A Biden administration initiative meant to combat disinformation online — but which seemed poorly thought out from the beginning — is in
  https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/3492089-cyber-officials-express-confidence-over-significant-progress-in-federal-security/?fbclid=IwAR0i06uDDF6ARWV3OeVEGH6ws6u65QAOwcU8oGcb2Lzuv2ZLGed4VwwX_bU
A joint security advisory issued by cybersecurity agencies from the US, Canada, New Zealand, the Netherlands and the UK describe
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Costa Rica has declared a state of emergency after ransomware hackers crippled computer networks across multiple government agencies, including the