“The FBI is asking for an additional $106 million in its fiscal 2023 budget to address a range of cybersecurity issues, FBI Director Christopher Wray said in prepared testimony before a congressional committee Wednesday. The
“At the NASA SEWP (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement) SCRM Hybrid Forum 2022 on May 24, Joanne Woytek, program manager for the NASA SEWP program, explained how cyber risk management does not mean achieving zero risk.
“The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is taking a multi-faceted approach to supply chain security, and chief among them is putting in place strong public-private partnerships to maintain supply chain resilience and maintaining high
“As both Federal chief information security officer and the deputy National Cyber Director, Chris DeRusha has a lot of visibility into Federal efforts to boost cybersecurity. At the AWS Summit in Washington, D.C., today, DeRusha
“While many agencies are working to keep pace with the digital developments of the last decade, even more transformation is coming. Government will rely on zero trust architecture and a cyber aware workforce to stay
“As Acting Director of FedRAMP Brian Conrad looks ahead to the program’s fiscal year (FY) 2022 goals, he said gathering feedback from stakeholders will play a “critical” role in improving the program going forward. The
“As President Biden’s cybersecurity executive order (EO) stretches past its first year, Federal agencies are at varied points in their progress on the EO’s orders. Federal leaders say it is important for agencies to approach
“Cybersecurity leaders say agencies have made great strides in adopting a better defensive posture since last year’s cyber executive order in areas like endpoint detection and response, encryption and multifactor authentication. But during a House
“As the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) works to update its influential Cybersecurity Framework – first issued in 2014 and later updated in 2018 – a NIST official said on May 17 that
“The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency issued an emergency directive Wednesday requiring federal civilian agencies to patch vulnerable VMware products that could be chained together for full system control. If agencies aren’t able to deploy
