U.S. bill proposes voluntary cybersecurity rules for telecommunications
Published on September 24, 2026, the report says two U.S. senators introduced a proposal for voluntary rules for the telecommunications sector after attacks attributed to Salt Typhoon.
On September 24, 2026, The Record’s feed published a report on the Telecommunications Cybersecurity and Resilience Act, a bill introduced by Senators Mark Warner, a Democrat from Virginia, and Ted Cruz, a Republican from Texas. The proposal would establish voluntary cybersecurity rules for U.S. telecommunications companies.
According to the report, the senators argued for the initiative after attacks attributed to Salt Typhoon. The account says Chinese hackers breached nearly all major U.S. telecommunications companies. The material is an automatic translation and does not detail the proposed rules; consult the original report and legislative text to verify the initiative’s scope and terms.