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The emergency system updates focus on basic cyber hygiene like strong passwords and patching, along with a new authentication ID system to prevent unauthorized alerts. 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Unauthorized alerts could cause widespread public panic or mask real emergencies, making these systems high-value targets for nation-state actors. The undersea cable supply chain represents a strategic vulnerability, as compromised terminal equipment or foreign-influenced vendors could enable surveillance or sabotage of global communications. Regulatory action at this level signals that voluntary compliance has been insufficient and that baseline security standards must be mandated. 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