FCC Proposes Telecom Security Rule

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US phone companies could face fines for weak security under a proposed new rule

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Federal Communications Commission proposes new rule requiring telecom companies to secure their networks from “unlawful access or interception of communications” It would also force providers to submit an annual certification to the FCC stating they have implemented a plan to counter cybersecurity threats.

At least eight telecom providers have been impacted by the hack, a deputy national security advisor said.

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