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The video discusses Facebook's policy change allowing posts claiming COVID-19 was man-made, following inconclusive findings by U.S. intelligence. It also covers new cybersecurity standards for U.S. pipeline operators to mitigate ransomware threats, highlighting a recent attack on Colonial pipeline that caused significant market disruption.

What change did Facebook make regarding posts about COVID-19's origins?

• They banned all posts about COVID-19.

• They started allowing posts claiming COVID-19 was man-made.

• They only allow posts from verified scientists.

• They removed all posts related to COVID-19.

What prompted Facebook to change its policy on COVID-19 posts?

• A change in government policy.

• Statements from U.S. intelligence agencies.

• Pressure from the public.

• A new scientific discovery.

What is one of the new requirements for U.S. pipeline operators under the stricter cybersecurity standards?

• To reduce pipeline operations.

• To increase oil production.

• To conduct regular security audits.

• To hire more staff.

Why are ransomware attacks considered a growing national security risk?

• They are easy to prevent.

• They have no financial impact.

• They can cause significant economic disruption.

• They only affect small businesses.

What was one consequence of the ransomware attack on the Colonial pipeline?

• It led to increased oil prices.

• It resulted in millions of dollars in costs.

• It caused days of market stability.

• It had no financial impact.