The FCC is set to rescind mandatory cybersecurity requirements for ISPs that were implemented after Chinese infiltration of major telecom networks. Critics warn this could leave critical infrastructure vulnerable to future attacks.
A coalition of 20 UK alternative broadband providers has launched an infrastructure sharing venture aimed at commercializing spare fiber capacity. The initiative seeks to reduce network duplication while creating new revenue streams from mobile operators and data centers. Industry reports indicate the venture could unlock access to approximately 500,000 kilometers of previously underutilized fiber infrastructure.
In a significant move for the UK telecommunications landscape, alternative broadband providers are banding together to create what industry observers are calling a potential game-changer for infrastructure sharing. According to reports from the Independent Networks Co-operative Association (INCA), twenty broadband altnets have established a cooperative venture that could dramatically reshape how fiber assets are utilized across the country.
Spanish internet users are flocking to VPN services as new anti-piracy measures create widespread access issues. Proton VPN reports a massive 2,500% increase in Spanish sign-ups following implementation of aggressive blocking orders.
Spain is experiencing a dramatic surge in virtual private network adoption as sweeping anti-piracy measures implemented in recent weeks have led to significant collateral damage for legitimate internet services, according to industry reports. Swiss-based Proton VPN announced it witnessed a staggering 2,500% increase in Spanish sign-ups for its free service, directly coinciding with new government-backed piracy crackdowns.
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Vox has expanded its service portfolio through a strategic partnership with cybersecurity firm Sophos. The new division aims to make enterprise-grade protection accessible to organizations of all sizes through locally-managed security solutions featuring AI-powered threat prevention and unified management.
Internet and communications provider Vox has launched a new cybersecurity division in partnership with global security firm Sophos, according to company announcements. The collaboration establishes a locally-managed service model that reportedly makes Sophos’ advanced cyberdefense capabilities accessible to South African businesses across all size categories, from small enterprises to large corporations.
The Hidden Vulnerabilities in Your Daily Internet Use Most internet users view their online activities as private by default, unaware…
