FCC Chair Carr Looks to Eliminate Telecom Cybersecurity Ruling
FCC Chair Brendan Carr plans to eliminate a ruling that aimed to strengthen network security.
The ruling, made by his predecessor, required telecom companies to ensure sufficient cybersecurity protections.
- The ruling was made in response to widespread hacks by China's Salt Typhoon threat group.
- Then-Chair Jessica Rosenworcel made the declaratory ruling in January.
- Brendan Carr, then an FCC member, voted against the declaration.
The decision highlighted the poor cybersecurity of telecom companies.
Autor's resume: FCC Chair Carr to repeal cybersecurity ruling.
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