The UK government has proposed a new cyber bill that threatens fines of £100,000 a day for companies failing to protect sensitive data. Aimed at bolstering cybersecurity measures, the legislation underscores a growing commitment to safeguarding digital infrastructure.
Senators Alex Padilla and Zoe Lofgren have urged the Department of Justice to investigate a UK notice to Apple, citing potential threats to U.S. cybersecurity interests. The lawmakers emphasize the need for vigilance in protecting digital security and privacy.
Recent analyses indicate that various China-backed cyber groups, beyond the notorious Salt Typhoon, are displaying increasingly sophisticated offensive capabilities. These specialized skills underscore a growing strategic focus in cyber warfare, raising concerns for global cybersecurity.
