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By David Shepardson<\/strong>

WASHINGTON: The Biden administration is holding talks among federal agencies about the security of Americans' data and whether the U.S. government has adequate tools.

In June, President Joe Biden<\/a> withdrew a series of Trump-era executive orders that sought to ban new downloads of Chinese-owned WeChat<\/a> and TikTok<\/a> and ordered a Commerce Department<\/a> review of security concerns posed by those apps.

The order set a Dec. 6 deadline for Commerce, in consultation with other government agencies, to submit a report on \"additional executive and legislative actions to address the risk associated with connected software applications\" that are acquired or accessible by companies controlled or based in countries that are deemed foreign adversaries.

A White House official confirmed to Reuters that the departments of Commerce and Homeland Security and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence \"have submitted an initial set of analyses and recommendations\" in connection with the order, without offering details.

The official added that the \"administration is now engaged in interagency deliberations to ensure that relevant departments and agencies have the tools, authorities and resources needed to protect Americans' sensitive data.\" The administration did not release any of the findings.

On Nov. 26, the Commerce Department proposed amending regulations on information and communications technology supply chains to provide additional criteria to implement Biden's executive order and determine if connected software applications present unacceptable risks.

The Commerce Department said in October it met a separate deadline to make recommendations to protect U.S. data.

The administration of former President Donald Trump sought to block new users from downloading the Chinese apps and ban other technical transactions that Chinese-owned short video-sharing app TikTok and WeChat both said would effectively block the apps' U.S. use.

U.S. courts blocked those orders, which never took effect.

The Trump administration contended WeChat and TikTok posed national security concerns because sensitive personal data of U.S. users could be collected by China's government. China and the apps have denied any improper use of U.S. data.
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拜登管理审查程序安全建议:官员

今年6月,总统拜登(Joe Biden)撤回了一系列Trump-era行政命令,试图禁止新的中国微信下载和TikTok并下令商务部审查这些应用带来的安全问题。

  • 更新2021年12月10日08:04点坚持

由大卫Shepardson


华盛顿:拜登政府举行会谈联邦机构对美国的安全数据和美国政府是否有足够的工具。

今年6月,总统乔•拜登(Joe Biden)了一系列Trump-era行政命令,试图禁止新下载的中国微信TikTok和命令商务部回顾这些应用带来的安全问题。

订单12月6前商业、咨询和其他政府机构,提交报告“额外的行政和立法行动解决风险与连接相关软件应用”获得或由公司控制或基于国家访问,被视为外国对手。

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一位白宫官员向路透社证实,商务部和国土安全部门和国家情报总监办公室”提交了一组初始的分析和建议”的秩序,没有提供细节。

这位官员补充说,“现在政府正在从事跨部门讨论,确保相关部门和机构的工具,美国当局和资源需要保护敏感数据。”The administration did not release any of the findings.

11月26日,美国商务部提出修改法规信息和通信技术供应链提供额外的标准来实现拜登的行政命令和确定连接软件应用程序存在不可接受的风险。

商务部10月份表示,它遇到了一个独立的最后期限提出建议来保护美国经济数据。

政府前总统唐纳德·特朗普试图阻止新用户下载中国禁止应用程序和其他技术交易中资短视频分享应用TikTok和微信都说美国将能有效阻止应用程序的使用。

美国法院封锁了这些订单,但没有生效。

胜过政府认为微信,TikTok构成国家安全方面的担忧,因为美国用户敏感的个人数据可以收集的中国政府。中国和美国经济数据的应用否认有任何不当使用。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
By David Shepardson<\/strong>

WASHINGTON: The Biden administration is holding talks among federal agencies about the security of Americans' data and whether the U.S. government has adequate tools.

In June, President Joe Biden<\/a> withdrew a series of Trump-era executive orders that sought to ban new downloads of Chinese-owned WeChat<\/a> and TikTok<\/a> and ordered a Commerce Department<\/a> review of security concerns posed by those apps.

The order set a Dec. 6 deadline for Commerce, in consultation with other government agencies, to submit a report on \"additional executive and legislative actions to address the risk associated with connected software applications\" that are acquired or accessible by companies controlled or based in countries that are deemed foreign adversaries.

A White House official confirmed to Reuters that the departments of Commerce and Homeland Security and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence \"have submitted an initial set of analyses and recommendations\" in connection with the order, without offering details.

The official added that the \"administration is now engaged in interagency deliberations to ensure that relevant departments and agencies have the tools, authorities and resources needed to protect Americans' sensitive data.\" The administration did not release any of the findings.

On Nov. 26, the Commerce Department proposed amending regulations on information and communications technology supply chains to provide additional criteria to implement Biden's executive order and determine if connected software applications present unacceptable risks.

The Commerce Department said in October it met a separate deadline to make recommendations to protect U.S. data.

The administration of former President Donald Trump sought to block new users from downloading the Chinese apps and ban other technical transactions that Chinese-owned short video-sharing app TikTok and WeChat both said would effectively block the apps' U.S. use.

U.S. courts blocked those orders, which never took effect.

The Trump administration contended WeChat and TikTok posed national security concerns because sensitive personal data of U.S. users could be collected by China's government. China and the apps have denied any improper use of U.S. data.
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