NTIA Asks Smaller, Rural Companies to Join Supply Chain Risk Partnership
NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson asked small, medium, and rural companies to participate in the agency's communications supply chain risk information partnership (see 2007070023). These companies "often lack the resources available to larger firms to properly vet components and services to…
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secure their networks," Davidson said in a letter last week, asking industry groups to encourage its members to "join the C-SCRIP community." NTIA also plans to "share classified information on supply chain risks in the information and communications technology sector with participants that meet the relevant security requirements," Davidson said. The Fiber Broadband Association shared the letter with its members Monday.