Cybersecurity as a National Imperative
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Administration frames cybersecurity around lessons from SolarWinds and Microsoft Exchange breaches, cites $13 million per breach and cybercrime costing ~1% of global GDP, and demands prevention over reaction by rolling out MFA, encryption, constant logging and endpoint detection. Policy pushes include requiring secure build environments and provenance checks for software the government buys, a pilot with the electric sector for detection/response technologies, a coalition attributing SolarWinds to the SVR, and plans for $180B R&D and $50B in semiconductor resilience.
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