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Stronger foreign cyberattack defenses for cloud services sought - Vimarsana News

Stronger foreign cyberattack defenses for cloud services sought

U.S. cloud infrastructure-as-a-service providers would be compelled to verify the identities of foreign users under a new proposed rule by the Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security in a bid to bolster defenses against foreign cybersecurity threats, according to FedScoop.

Biden issues executive order on AI safety and security - Vimarsana News

Biden issues executive order on AI safety and security

Biden signed an executive order to build US capacity to evaluate and mitigate the risks of AI systems to ensure safety, security, and trust.

GoLocalProv | Biden Issues Executive Order on AI and Places Raimondo in Charge - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Biden Issues Executive Order on AI and Places Raimondo in Charge

President Joseph R. Biden on Monday signed an executive order (EO) to build U.S. capacity to evaluate and mitigate the risks of artificial intelligence (AI) systems to ensure safety, security, and trust, while promoting an innovative, competitive AI ecosy

US expands export controls for AI semiconductor chips to China - Vimarsana News

US expands export controls for AI semiconductor chips to China

Officials said the expansion of the controls provide an additional measure of national security and as a response to the concern of China’s “military-civil fusion.”

US adds spyware developers Intellexa, Cytrox to blacklist - Vimarsana News

US adds spyware developers Intellexa, Cytrox to blacklist

The U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security has updated its Entity List to include spyware developers Intellexa and Cytrox AD due to threats posed by their commercial surveillance tools to U.S. national security, reports The Record, a news site by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future.