Thestar.My New U.S. Cybersecurity Rules Impact Small Defense Suppliers
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On February 20, 2026, new U.S. cybersecurity regulations for the defense sector were announced, prompting some small suppliers to reconsider their involvement in military contracts due to the high costs associated with compliance. These regulations are expected to create barriers for smaller companies aiming to participate in defense projects.
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