Administration extends national emergency for cyber threats

Mar 28, 2025 - 02:17 PM
Man at computer looking at computer code.

The Trump Administration March 28 announced that it renewed for one year the public emergency for ongoing malicious cyber-enabled activities against the U.S. The national emergency was first issued in April 2015.

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