FCC will vote to scrap telecom cybersecurity requirements
FCC will vote to scrap telecom cybersecurity requirements
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FCC will vote to scrap telecom cybersecurity requirements
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Well, they weren’t working anyway. China currently has full access to the US network with no ability to fix the situation beyond ensuring all content is encrypted and over LTE.
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Big Telecom bribed Carr so they don't have to pay for oversight of the ongoing clearance sale of the USA they fully endorse.
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it doesn't matter, our insurance company has more strict requirements. all it ever is for FCC, CISA, NIST, etc is someone "attesting" that we meet requirements
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We looked into the matter ourselves and we deem ourselves to meet these criteria, no follow-up necessary.
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This should be good...
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It seems vaguely relevant, so I’m just going to leave this here: https://lemmy.zip/post/52118661
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This just in, in the next 12 months everyone reading this will get a letter from their phone carrier saying they've been involved in a data breach and all your PII was stolen and sold on the dark web.
Don't worry they've included a free year of credit monitoring from a company they recommend.
Which is like going to the guy that just robbed your house and asking if he has any recommendations for a good furniture store.
Part of those cybersecurity requirements is the company's duty to inform you that your data was stolen in a breach. What makes you think you'll be informed?
It'll be Experian, and you'll get ten times as many emails trying to get you to sign up for some credit card than anything related to your credit status.