The cyber hiring push led by the Office of the National Cyber Director comes as the government grapples with an estimated 3,000 open cybersecurity jobs.
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A guide from the Interagency Security Committee sheds light on how a more "mobile" federal workforce can stay secure everywhere from cyberspace to Starbucks.
The Army Forces Command and the Defense Innovation Unit are trying to ensure the benefits of AI tools reach all segments of the Defense Department.
The Army's software contracts will soon require vendors to provide bills of materials. The new policy applies to almost all software, except for cloud services.
New rules proposed by the Federal Aviation Administration would mandate better cybersecurity for airplanes.
CISA is launching the new portal as it prepares to implement landmark cyber incident reporting requirements that cover all 16 critical infrastructure sectors.
The Georgia Tech case centers on the university’s alleged failure to follow NIST cybersecurity controls required by DoD contracts.
Michael Ferguson, the global director for security transformation at Netskope, says CISA and Transportation can do more to protect this critical infrastructure.
"There are cybersecurity and privacy requirements that you have to meet, and that can sometimes be an issue," Brian Bothwell said.
Intelligence Community grapples with rapid changes in technology and world events as it modernizes recruiting practices to fill urgent skills and talent gaps.
Failure to comply with CIRCIA’s reporting requirements could result in subpoenas.
DNI Avril Haines highlighted more than a dozen initiatives, including a new performance objective for employees in the intelligence community.
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