EU governments, lawmakers agree on tougher cyber security rules for key sectors

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EU governments, lawmakers agree on tougher cyber security rules for key sectors
European Union lawmakers agreed on Friday to tougher cybersecurity rules for large energy, transport and financial firms, digital providers and medical device makers amid concerns about cyber attacks by state actors and other malicious players. Two years ago, the European Commission proposed ...

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