The CMMC requirements will feature a three-year "phased rollout," as the Pentagon continues to move forward with the massive cyber certification scheme.
Agencies will need to begin implementing new post-quantum cryptographic standards in what's expected to be a decade-long, $7 billion transition.
Rigorous security and good user experience are not opposing goals, says the Palo Alto Network federal field CTO.
Matt House, CDM program manager at CISA, said his office is ready to expand its cyber tools to cloud instances to better mitigate evolving cyber threats.
Despite its significance and potential benefits, the pathway to CMMC is often viewed with trepidation by many in the Defense Department ecosystem.
Federal agencies face a formidable challenge in navigating the deluge of emerging vulnerabilities while managing the remediation of existing ones.
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Advocates of a single vendor often compare the practice to keeping all of the gold reserves at Fort Knox where it can be better protected.
Rep. Mark Green's forthcoming cyber workforce bill would put CISA in a key role overseeing cyber talent development.
CISA's guide helps bridge the gap between acquisition and IT, as the FAR Council works on a highly anticipated software security rule.
Lawmakers say more talent is needed to fill an estimated half a million open cybersecurity jobs nationwide.
Col. Craig Frank, the CIO of the Space Systems Command, said to reduce cyber risks satellites and ground control systems are using zero trust capabilities.
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