The FCC has rolled back cybersecurity requirements for telecom providers, which were established after the Salt Typhoon cyberattacks exposed critical vulnerabilities. This decision has drawn sharp criticism from security experts and lawmakers, who warn it undermines national security.

The article discusses the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) licensing process for undersea cable projects, particularly focusing on the implications for foreign companies seeking to establish connections in U.S. waters. It highlights the regulatory challenges and national security considerations involved in these projects.