FCC SECURE NETWORK ACT COVERED LIST

The FCC Secure Network Act Covered List identifies entities that pose risks to national security by engaging in activities linked to certain foreign adversaries. This list helps assess and manage potential risks when partnering with or investing in telecommunications and technology companies.

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12 Entities in FCC SECURE NETWORK ACT COVERED LIST

Entity Name	Entity Type	Effective Date	Status
Dahua Technology Company	Company	Mar 12, 2021	active
China Unicom Americas Operations Limited	Company	Sep 20, 2022	active
Hytera Communications Corporation	Company	Mar 12, 2021	active
ZTE Corporation	Company	Mar 12, 2021	active
Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Company	Company	Mar 12, 2021	active
Kaspersky Lab Inc	Company	Jul 23, 2024	active
China Telecom Americas Corp	Company	Mar 25, 2022	active
Pacific Networks Corp	Company	Sep 20, 2022	active
AO Kaspersky Lab	Company	Mar 25, 2022	active
ComNet USA LLC	Company	Sep 20, 2022	inactive

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Why is compliance with the FCC SECURE NETWORK ACT COVERED LIST necessary?

Compliance with the FCC Secure Network Act Covered List is crucial for safeguarding national security and protecting critical infrastructure from potential threats. By adhering to these regulations, organizations help ensure that their networks are secure against malicious activities and foreign interference. This compliance not only mitigates risks but also fosters trust among consumers and partners. Ultimately, implementing these guidelines protects sensitive information and strengthens the overall resilience of the communication systems vital for maintaining public safety and economic stability.

Which companies should comply with FCC SECURE NETWORK ACT COVERED LIST?

The FCC Secure Network Act covers a list of targets, including telecommunication providers and associated technology companies. These entities must comply to safeguard national security by avoiding the use of equipment and services from foreign adversaries. Compliance is essential to protect sensitive data, ensure reliable communications infrastructure, and uphold the integrity of the telecommunications system in the United States.

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