Product Review: Internet Providers Can Monitor Their Own Cybersecurity Standards, Says Trump’s FCC

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Details: Written by CNET Reviews; Category: Reviews; Published: 21 November 2025; Created: 21 November 2025; Last Updated: 21 November 2025

Internet service providers and cellular carriers will no longer be required to meet minimum cybersecurity standards after a Federal Communications Commission vote Thursday. The FCC voted 2-1 along party lines to reverse course on a January ruling -- adopted four days before President Donald Trump’s inauguration -- that required providers to issue an annual certification…
Product Review: Internet Providers Can Monitor Their Own Cybersecurity Standards, Says Trump’s FCC

Product Review: Internet Providers Can Monitor Their Own Cybersecurity Standards, Says Trump’s FCC

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