New White House 'red line' policy gives agencies 24 hours to assess major cyberattacks

6 articles, oldest first.

1. Local News 8

   New White House 'red line' policy gives agencies 24 hours to assess major cyberattacks ↗ (opens Local News 8)

   Published Dec 9, 2021

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   Local News 8's feed description

   By Sean Lyngaas, CNN The White House has enacted a new policy requiring the FBI and other agencies to help US officials quickly assess whether a cyberattack “rises to the level of a national security concern” that could hamper the provision of key services such as fuel or food, according to a Nation…

2. The Hill

   New policy gives some federal agencies 24 hours to assess major cyberattacks: report ↗ (opens The Hill)

   Published Dec 9, 2021

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   The Hill's feed description

   A new policy recently rolled out by the White House gives certain federal agencies as little as 24 hours to assess the impact of a cyberattack and report the attack if it rises to a major level of concern.&nb

3. CNN

   New White House policy gives agencies 24 hours to assess cyberattacks of potential national security concern ↗ (opens CNN)

   Published Dec 9, 2021

   CNN's feed description

   The White House has enacted a new policy requiring the FBI and other agencies to help US officials quickly assess whether a cyberattack "rises to the level of a national security concern" that could hamper the provision of key services such as fuel or food, according to a National Security Council m…

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