Study on National Security Risks of Consumer Routers and Modems
The ROUTERS Act mandates a study to assess whether consumer routers and modems, particularly those from countries deemed risky, pose national security threats. The goal is to protect citizens' data and privacy by identifying potential vulnerabilities in home internet networks. The study's findings will inform future decisions regarding the security of devices we use daily.
Key points
Mandates a study on national security risks posed by consumer routers and modems.
Focuses on devices designed or supplied by entities influenced by covered countries.
A report on the study's findings will be submitted to Congress within one year, potentially influencing future network hardware regulations.
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