Browsing Category
Government Regulation
22 posts
Trump’s Quantum Clock Is Ticking. Most Federal Agencies Aren’t Ready
Two executive orders set hard deadlines for post-quantum encryption migration — and make "harvest now, decrypt later" an official national security emergency.
Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos Shutdown, Explained
Anthropic faced a shutdown of its AI models due to safety concerns after Amazon's findings, causing industry backlash over governance.
Cisco Warns: AI Turns Wi-Fi Capacity Into an Enterprise Risk
The company argues enterprise networks cannot meet AI demand without more unlicensed capacity.
CISA’s Patch Ultimatum: Fix the Riskiest Bugs in 3 Days
CISA mandates federal agencies to remediate high-risk vulnerabilities within 72 hours, emphasizing strategic focus over volume and requiring effective exposure management and rapid response to threats.
DJI Audit Finds No Backdoors as FCC Fight Moves From Policy to Proof
DJI's independent security assessment found no significant risks in its drones, strengthening its position against U.S. regulations, despite ongoing security concerns and market uncertainties.
Catching Money Launderers Takes Days. FIS and Anthropic Are Cutting That to Minutes
FIS and Anthropic are building an AI AML agent to automate financial crime investigations, reduce false positives, and cut case review time from hours to minutes.
EU Targets Huawei, ZTE in Escalating Telecom Infrastructure Security Push
The EU’s move signals a broader shift from 5G risk management to supply chain control.
Utah Age-verification Law Puts VPNs in the Crosshairs
Utah’s new age-verification law brings VPNs into the fight over online child safety, privacy and website liability.
Canvas Maker Instructure Faces May 6 Leak Deadline After ShinyHunters Breach Claim
Edtech giant confirms breach exposing names, emails, student IDs, and private messages — the second Instructure incident tied to ShinyHunters in eight months.
Midnight Deadline Set After Cisco Firewall Backdoor Survives Patching
CISA confirms at least one federal agency was breached; patches alone did not remove the implant.