U.S. Considers Ban On Chinese Made TP-Link Routers—Here’s Why
The potential ban on TP-Link products is part of a broader effort by the U.S. to scrutinize Chinese technology companies over security risks. Previous actions have targeted giants like Huawei and ZTE, which were accused of posing threats to national security through their telecommunications equipment.
Report: US investigating China’s TP-Link and could ban its routers next year
The Journal reported that U.S. officials could block domestic sales of TP-Link routers next year. The ban would be implemented by OICTS, the Commerce Department office leading one of the investigations into the company. The office previously blocked Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky from selling its software in the U.S.
The Shenzhen, China-based router manufacturer is reportedly under investigation by the Commerce, Defense and Justice ...
KPRC 2’s Content Gatherer Isa Gonzalez Montilla spoke to cybersecurity expert and CEO of FiTech, Ian Marlow, about how ...
An influential US lawmaker on Thursday welcomed reports that President Joe Biden’s administration was investigating TP-Link, ...
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US officials are investigating potential national security risks tied to a telecom company founded in China whose internet ...
Legislative and executive branch actions highlight concerns that phone and internet networks are vulnerable to ...
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