FCC's Rosenworcel on Microsoft Hack, Net Neutrality, 5G

The video discusses the increasing importance of cybersecurity and the FCC's role in ensuring network security. It highlights the critical need for broadband access during the pandemic and the efforts to close the digital divide. The discussion on net neutrality emphasizes the need for a national policy. The FCC's emergency broadband benefit program aims to make internet access affordable for low-income households. Leadership priorities include addressing digital access and the homework gap. The video also explores rural broadband solutions using new technologies and the importance of 5G deployment and network security.

What is a key strategy mentioned for addressing cybersecurity challenges?

• Focusing solely on economic security

• Reducing internet access

• Collaboration between government and private industry

• Increasing government surveillance

What has the pandemic highlighted about broadband access?

• It is a luxury for most people

• It is not important for education

• It is essential for everyone

• It is only necessary for businesses

What is the stance on net neutrality discussed in the transcript?

• It should be decided by individual states

• It is irrelevant

• It should be a national policy

• It should be abolished

What is the purpose of the Emergency Broadband Benefit?

• To increase internet speeds

• To limit internet access to urban areas

• To make broadband affordable for low-income households

• To provide free internet to everyone

What new technology is being considered for rural broadband connectivity?

• Cable internet

• Dial-up connections

• Low Earth orbiting satellites

• Fiber optics

What is a focus of the FCC's 5G plan?

• Eliminating midband spectrum

• Reducing spectrum availability

• Ensuring network security

• Increasing foreign equipment

What is the FCC's stance on using new technologies for connectivity?

• They should be avoided

• They are essential for faster rural connectivity

• They are too expensive

• They are only for urban areas