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Biden's Last Push: Strengthening Cybersecurity Against Global Threats

Biden's Last Push: Strengthening Cybersecurity Against Global Threats
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  • Biden issues broad cybersecurity order against global threats.
  • Order targets vulnerabilities in space and consumer electronics.
  • Mandates federal end-to-end encryption amid breaches by China, Russia.
  • Agencies must buy 'cyber trust mark' devices by 2027.
  • Enhanced powers for Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
  • Order aims to increase cost and difficulty of cyberattacks.
  • Deputy adviser Anne Neuberger, leader of the initiative, will step down.
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