CISA Unveils New Strategy to Strengthen National Cyber Defense and Critical Infrastructure Security
What happened
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has unveiled a new strategy to strengthen national cyber defence and critical infrastructure security. No further details were given in the description.
What it means for you: This applies to people living in the US. Follow official CISA guidance on protecting home devices and accounts from cyber threats.
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