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Cyber Clashes: IT Contractors Brace for FAR Shakeup as Cybersecurity Rules Tighten
Facing FAR-out fury, U.S. tech contractors balk at new rules demanding they cough up cyber incident details faster than a sneeze. Say goodbye to operational ease and hello to federal keys to the network kingdom! #IndustryAnger #CybersecurityCrackdown

Hot Take:
Oh, what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to secure government contracts! Uncle Sam’s latest cybersecurity squeeze on IT contractors seems to have everyone in a tizzy. The government wants to crash the network party within eight hours of a cyber incident, and keep coming back every 72 hours for updates. It’s like that one friend who insists on live-tweeting your every move during a night out, except it’s your network, and the government’s running the commentary. Get ready for a bureaucratic hoedown, y’all!