The Federal Communications Commission has formally designated Chinese’s Huawei Technologies Co and ZTE Corp as posing threats to U.S. national security.

An open letter has been sent to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, asking for an update to the Computer Misuse Act (CMA) as it marks its 30th anniversary of reaching royal assent.

The state government is hoping to develop a "comprehensive, sector-wide cybersecurity strategy" and is calling for industry submissions to help shape it.

Senate Democrats have introduced a measure that would strengthen cybersecurity protections for states vulnerable to malicious cyberattacks as part of the annual National Defense Authorization Act.

The National Cyber Director Act would establish the position within the White House, with the director meant to serve as president’s key adviser on cybersecurity and other emerging technology issues.

The bill creates a general monitoring obligation on user identity, compelling online apps to require users to give proof of identity through a national ID or passport, as well as their phone number.

Facebook is accused of attempting to bypass Europe's privacy legislation and access personal data on domain name holders through an obscure policy process with the Whois registry.

A group of US senators is looking to pass a law to mandate "lawful access" to encrypted information stored by tech companies.

The risk management guidance that the DOJ puts out could prove useful to cybersecurity executives.

The Australian government in September announced it was going to update the nation's cybersecurity strategy, making it more relevant to the current cyber threat climate.