FCC’s Cybersecurity Proposals Put Broadband ISPs in the Hot Seat
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has introduced new cybersecurity measures aimed at safeguarding the nation’s telecommunications infrastructure following high-profile attacks by the Chinese hacking group Salt Typhoon. While the rules aim to bolster security, broadband ISPs—critical to the nation’s connectivity—face mounting challenges, particularly smaller providers with limited resources. Experts say the stakes are too high to ignore, as the industry grapples with escalating costs and tighter oversight.
FCC Tightens Cybersecurity Requirements Amid Telecom Espionage Scandal
In the wake of a high-profile cyberespionage campaign targeting U.S. telecommunications providers, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is proposing swift and robust measures to bolster network security. Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has circulated a draft ruling that would compel telecom firms to immediately fortify systems housing sensitive wiretap requests, ensuring they are shielded from unauthorized access. Additionally, Rosenworcel has proposed a new annual reporting requirement for providers to attest to their cybersecurity practices, marking a significant escalation in regulatory oversight.
Broadcom Unveils New Technology to Accelerate Custom Chips Amid Rising Generative AI Demand
Headline: Broadcom introduces 3.5D XDSiP technology to enhance AI processor performance, targeting production shipments by February 2026.Article: Broadcom has announced its 3.5D XDSiP technology, designed to improve the performance of […]
Zayo exec says middle mile fiber frenzy won’t slow in 2025
Headline: Despite the uncertainty around BEAD, Zayo’s Bill Long expects state middle-mile efforts will keep ramping up.Article: We’re all waiting with bated breath to find out the fate of fiber […]
