The VA data systems affected by the ransomware attack are all now back online, but the downtime has created long backlogs that still need to be sorted out.
Modernizing digital services and making sure they stay secure requires good identity management.
Job postings for certain cybersecurity positions have dropped so much, it is affecting national security.
Former White House official says agencies are in the midst of a “culture change” when it comes to cybersecurity.
Agencies that oversee critical infrastructure are developing new sector risk management plans, with cybersecurity continuing to be a high priority.
Change Healthcare is starting to notify hospitals, insurers and other customers that they may have had patient information exposed in a massive cyberattack. The company also said Thursday that it expects to begin notifying individuals or patients in late July. Change Healthcare is a subsidiary of health care giant UnitedHealth Group. It provides technology used to submit and process billions of insurance claims a year. Hackers gained access in February to its system and unleashed a ransomware attack that encrypted and froze large parts of it.
Comprehensive data management is key to unlocking seamless, personalized and secure CX for government agencies.
How can leaders in DoD rapidly strengthen security, reduce costs and protect high-value assets in real time?
CESER's work with cloud service providers comes amid growing threats to critical infrastructure, as well as questions about cloud security responsibilities.
Red Hat’s chief architect for North America public sector says agencies increasingly rely on cloud service providers to meet their infrastructure needs.
CISA is helping agencies advance data security, while ensuring it has its own data house in order.
Policymakers often talk about a cyber talent gap, but official data on the national cyber workforce is also in short supply.
With further tasking and resources, CISA could supply more help to address major challenges that impede FCEB ZTA implementation.
One former official questioned why OPM and the FSAFEDS program didn’t have stronger fraud controls in place before recent reports of fraudulent deductions.
Microsoft President Brad Smith made a number of key commitments, but faced no harsh criticism for his company's documented cybersecurity shortcomings.