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Cybersecurity 2019
Data storage and maintaining cybersecurity standards are daunting challenges for the Justice Department’s U.S. Attorney’s Office.
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Foreign actors are increasingly using those vulnerabilities to advance state policies, causing governments to treat cyber attacks as an extension of armed conflict.
There are an increasing amount of hoops contractors working in cyber need to jump through to partner with the government, but Tony Hubbard, government cybersecurity lead at KPMG, says that is the reality of the world today.
The National Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2019 toolkit includes advice in 13 areas, from social media bots to smart home devices such as door locks.
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CYBERCOM considers options for future force generation model
CYBERCOM also has ‘enhanced budget control’ over cyber forces thanks to the fiscal 2024 appropriations bill, as officials craft plans for ‘CYBERCOM 2.0.’
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NASA, Labor receive extra funding for IT modernization
The Technology Modernization Fund handed out more than $47 million to NASA and the Labor Department for cybersecurity and application modernization projects.
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Leveraging lessons from the Okta breach to enhance federal cybersecurity
The Okta breach provides an opportunity for federal agencies to reassess and strengthen their cybersecurity posture.
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Facing cyber attacks, critical infrastructure gets new reporting requirements
A newly proposed rule by CISA, tasks those operating in critical infrastructure sectors to report cyber incidents within 72 hours.
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Oregon Senator fed up with data breaches, blasts Big Tech, demands mandatory standards
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore) cites a Cyber Safety Review Board report that blames Microsoft’s inadequate cybersecurity culture.
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Leading university offers way to keep up with cybersecurity policy
Contractors and federal managers agree: It is difficult to keep up with all of the cybersecurity rules and regulations.
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Why the principal cyber advisor ended up being a good thing
Chris Cleary, the former principal cyber advisor for the Navy, left in November after three years in the role and helped establish the value of his office.
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The original CMMC program was missing one key component — Here’s how the newly proposed rule should fix that
The proposed CMMC changes show the industry that the DoD is taking security, and this shared burden, seriously.
