FCC adopts new cybersecurity requirements after hackers successfully broke into EAS equipment.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 25

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What happened

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What this event is mainly about

Federal Communications Commission EAS Digital Alert Systems

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The FCC proposed changes to Wireless Emergency Alerts and released an Order to modernize EAS. All 1 developments

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Federal Communications Commission
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Aug 25radioink.com