Iran-backed hackers have started targeting U.S. banks, oil companies, and defense firms after American strikes on Iran. U.S.

The Bank Secrecy Act allows for the bulk collection of American's financial data. It's time to narrow its scope.

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Ultimately, rather than viewing tariffs and export bans as silver bullets against espionage, U.S. leaders and industry might be safer focusing on resilience and stress-testing cybersecurity firms.

The shaky ceasefire brokered by President Donald Trump between Israel and Iran has not stop federal officials from continuing to closely monitor any threats stemming from the conflict in the Middle ...