ALA Applauds FCC’s Cybersecurity Funding Pilot for Libraries

ALA shares its approval that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is planning “to launch a pilot program for public libraries and schools to purchase advanced cybersecurity tools. Set to launch later this year, the pilot program will provide $200 million in funding to aid libraries and schools in securing their digital infrastructure.”

​ALA shares its approval that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is planning “to launch a pilot program for public libraries and schools to purchase advanced cybersecurity tools. Set to launch later this year, the pilot program will provide $200 million in funding to aid libraries and schools in securing their digital infrastructure.” Read More

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