Federal Cybersecurity News and Analysis
News and analysis covering cybersecurity across the U.S. federal government. The increasing digitization of vital information and government services has left key agencies correspondingly vulnerable to data breach by rogue actors and U.S. adversaries. This imperative to safeguard federal IT against malicious intrusion has motivated decision-makers across federal agencies to continue applying breaking cybersecurity methods to core systems.
Emerging threats against defense industrial control systems will have serious consequences if not addressed.
CISA and GSA identity management leaders unpack new playbook.
New process efficiencies in automation and cybersecurity will enable increased processing of PACT Act claims.
Ransomware-related filings skyrocketed in the second half of 2021, costing U.S. critical infrastructure more than $1 billion in ransomware payments.
The Department of Energy is partnering with the private sector to expand advanced threat monitoring systems in operational technology.
CISA's Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program helps federal agencies strengthen their security postures and also optimize data management for targeted IT modernization efforts and improved service delivery.
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Cybersecurity concerns resulting from the Russia-Ukraine war are leading to new security approaches for satellites.
The final episode in this miniseries explores ransomware trends and strategies from CISA's perspective.
Testing, scaling and interoperability are the remaining impediments as DISA moves closer to completing its Thunderdome zero trust prototype.
The Department of Education builds incident response and recovery plan on resilience and guidance from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Army is taking a cross-government, multi-nation approach to securing cyber at speed.
The State of the Federal Cyber Workforce report outlines areas for improvement and a new action plan.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is accelerating its cybersecurity approach, adopting new architectures like zero trust to better secure veteran data.
ICE is automating and integrating its security processes to stay on top of threats.
Zero trust and a strong cybersecurity culture will help the Department of the Navy prepare its data for AI.
Showing leadership the value of supply chain risk management is key for better cybersecurity and fewer cyber incidents.
CBP CIO Sonny Bhagowalia said cyber threats have increased by 225% and require improved response.
