A pending bill in South Africa could lead to intellectual property theft.
Keeping Americans Connected and Safe
How federal agencies respond to the COVID-19 virus will affect Americans across the country.
New Report Offers Solutions to FedRAMP Problems
FedRAMP is used to provide cloud service providers authorization to operate within federal agencies.
FCC Moves Ahead on 5G
Mid-band spectrum is critical to deploying next generation services using 5G.
FCC Set to Adopt New Rules on Using TV White Space for Broadband
TV white space can be used to access broadband internet in rural areas through the use of a database manager and white space radios.
Strong National Intelligence Leadership Needed for 5G Security
The U.S. must have strong leaders who will protect our national security by creating a safe and secure 5G infrastructure and combatting China’s influence in other countries.
FCC Walks The Narrow Path on C-Band Auction
Walking the narrow path is not easy and appeasing multiple interests in a FCC proceeding is even more difficult.
Bernie’s $150 Billion Broadband Boondoggle
Government-owned broadband networks often overbuild existing networks and waste taxpayer dollars.
The Role of Facial Recognition for Law Enforcement
As facial recognition becomes widespread, the technology is raising concerns about privacy and security.
FCC Plans to Open More Spectrum for Unlicensed Use
On December 12, 2019, the FCC will be voting to adopt a NPRM which will make additional spectrum available for unlicensed use in the 5.9 GHz spectrum band.