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.
CISA Director Jen Easterly wants to make cyber defense and collaboration 'sexy.'
CISA said moving to hybrid cloud also reduces cybersecurity complexity.
Kurt DelBene said the agency plans to increase its spending for cybersecurity.
The Defense Department sees great advantages of artificial intelligence and machine learning when it comes to supporting its workforce and back-office functions.
The Education Department has been overhauling its digital services for improved UX design.
Software factories push for culture and policy changes to help put the Defense Department on a faster track to integrating DevSecOps into its infrastructure.
DISA’s Hosting and Compute Center is working through technical and programmatic challenges created by hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Both NASA and FDIC say government needs to facilitate common language for communication that results in action.
The agency is on the verge of releasing a department-wide data strategy while agencies continue focusing on cyber and CX.
Leaders are focused on changing mindsets instead of buying specific tools for zero trust.
The agency is looking to keep pace with the rate of technical change as a foundation of its enterprise cybersecurity strategy.
Take a deep dive into curbing threat vectors like ransomware to limit losses and damages.
The Defense Department faces an uphill battle as they continue to tackle cultural and trust challenges while moving toward the adoption and implementation of AI.
Sit down for a candid look at the latest developments in federal IT.
FBI Director Christopher Wray is focused on taking action against cyber adversaries.
Automation is a key driver for sustainable identity management and zero trust.
The core of the shop's mission focuses on enhancing the service's development and acquisition amid DevSecOps transformation.
The six-month extension will allow DISA to develop a SIPRNet-specific zero trust solution for JADC2.
