Information and context for top cyber threats
Information and context for the cyber threats shaping policy — and what they mean for your networks, data, OT & IoT
AI meets decades of technical debt
Vulnerability discovery has become cheap, and the machines it finds are the ones that cannot be patched, cannot run an agent and cannot be taken offline — what the federal AI warning means for equipment you already own.
Read the briefingFrom banned devices to bills of materials: every FCC Covered List action, March to September 2026
How the FCC moved from banning finished devices to demanding bills of materials for the components inside them — and why none of it reaches the equipment you already own.
Read the briefingThe bills that would reach private operators — and where each one is stuck
The federal grant program for cybersecurity excludes private owner-operators by category. Several bills would fix that. Here is where each one is stuck.
Read the briefingIt's not just routers anymore: the FCC just flagged robots and power inverters
Why the FCC added networked robots and connected power inverters to its Covered List — and what it means for the hardware already inside your operation
Read the briefingThe routers inside millions of networks are now a national-security risk
Why the FCC moved to bar foreign-made consumer and business routers — and what it means for the hardware you already own
Read the briefing“China's cyber explosives are in place”
What Rob Joyce's warning about pre-positioned attackers means for ordinary networks — not just critical infrastructure
Read the briefingOwn your trust. Keep your peace of mind.
The new threat environment calls for a new Zero Trust model. We'd welcome the chance to show you how Faction puts you in control and secures your critical systems and assets rapidly with low cost and IT overhead.