Tenable Cyber Watch: Biden Administration Aims To Limit U.S. Investments in Chinese AI, CISA Issues Cybersecurity Strategic Plan, and more
Why does the White House want to limit U.S. investments in Chinese AI? What are the top causes of cloud breaches? Interested in learning more about CISA’s cybersecurity strategic plan and what the agency plans to accomplish in the coming years?
We’ve got you covered in this week’s edition of the Tenable Cyber Watch, our weekly video news digest highlighting three cybersecurity topics that matter right now.
Here’s what’s happening in cyber. Today, we’re talking:
- All about the White House’s executive order seeking to limit U.S. investments in Chinese AI.
- How weak passwords lead to cloud breaches. What one Google study shows.
- CISA issues its cybersecurity strategic plan. More on what CISA hopes to accomplish in the next three years.
Every Monday at 9am ET, the Tenable Cyber Watch brings you cybersecurity news you can use. Watch this week’s episode below and subscribe to our playlist on YouTube.
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