US will allow some private firms to carry out cyberattacks
The U.S. government is reversing decades of cybersecurity policy by allowing private companies to conduct offensive cyberattacks, commonly known as 'hack back' operations. This marks a significant shift from the previous prohibition on private firms engaging in offensive cyber operations. The new order represents a major change in how the country approaches cybersecurity defense and private sector involvement.
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The U.S. government is reversing decades of cybersecurity policy by allowing private companies to conduct offensive cyberattacks, commonly known as 'hack back' operations. This marks a significant shift from the previous prohibition on private firms engaging in offensive cyber operations. The new order represents a major change in how the country approaches cybersecurity defense and private sector involvement.
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