FCC to review undersea communications cables for security vulnerabilities, first since 2001.

The FCC will vote next month to initiate a review of undersea communications cables, which are vital for global internet traffic. This is the first review since 2001 and aims to assess evolving security vulnerabilities, particularly concerning national security threats from nations like China and Russia. FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel emphasized the need to adapt oversight to address technological and security changes affecting these critical infrastructures.

October 30, 2024
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