The FCC is creating a security council to bolster US defenses against cyberattacks
The new chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Brendan Carr, has announced that he will be establishing a security council to protect against cyberattacks, with a specific focus on “persistent and constant threat from foreign adversaries, particularly the Chinese Communist party”, The Financial Times reports.
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The incoming FCC head is demanding answers from Google about why a Christian broadcaster is not among its channel listings.
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