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Western Resilience and Trade Policy in Focus
In summer 2026, Western economic resilience and strategic trade policies, led by the U.S., draw renewed attention.
White House Strategy on Cyber Privateers Sparks Debate
A new White House memorandum proposes using privateers for offensive cybersecurity, raising concerns about risks and legal implications.
KIDS Act Could Harm Kids' Online Safety
A parent and gamer argues the KIDS Act would reduce online safety for children by limiting protective tools and features.
Water Cyber Shield Act: Too Little, Too Late?
US senators propose the Water Cyber Shield Act to boost EPA cybersecurity assessments for water infrastructure, but experts question its sufficiency a
Noem Pledges Cyber Defense Boost in Hearing
At her January 2025 confirmation hearing, Kristi Noem vowed to strengthen U.S. cyberdefenses, addressing concerns about national vulnerability.
US lets private firms hack foreign cybercriminals
The US will permit private companies to hack foreign cybercriminal groups, a controversial measure that experts say could succeed or spiral out of con
Indian Bank plans to garner $400 million via ECB this week: MD Binod Kumar
Indian Bank plans to raise $400 million via External Commercial Borrowings this week. The bank may raise an additional $600 million through ECB before December 2026. It also aims to gather USD 2 billion from FCNR(B) deposits, seeing good demand. The Reserv
Senate Recesses With Trump Priority Bills Pending
The Senate adjourned for August recess on Aug. 7, leaving several Trump-backed bills unresolved until its return on Sept. 14.
Trump Admin Weighs Letting Firms Hack Foreign Cybercriminals
The Trump administration proposed a program to authorize U.S. companies to conduct hacking operations against foreign cybercriminals, raising legal an
White House Allows Private Firms to Hack Back
A presidential memorandum signed August 12 authorizes vetted private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations, including destructive attacks, a
Cars Lack Update Mandates Phones Have
Phones get five years of updates by law, but cars get none. Average car age is 12.8 years, raising security concerns.
US lets private firms hack foreign cybercriminals
The US will permit approved private companies to conduct supervised hacking operations against foreign cybercriminal groups, sparking expert debate ov