As the U.S. looks to get tougher on cyber criminals that threaten the nation’s critical infrastructure, the Treasury Department released an abridged version of a proposed regulation for imposing cyber-related sanctions to foreign actors, whether individuals, groups or nation-states.
A major part of the administration’s strategy to prevent international actors from perpetrating cyberattacks against the U.S. — citizens, companies and, in some instances, the government itself — is a carrot and stick approach, including a multinational community abiding by cyber norms coupled with sanctions on those who stray. For the full article click here
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