OMB's latest FISMA report to Congress shows an increase from more than 29,000 cybersecurity incidents in 2022 to 32,000 in 2023.
Skill gaps in cloud technologies are holding back agencies, but artificial intelligence promises to help, says Pluralsight's chief cloud strategist.
Pentagon officials are rejecting the idea of establishing a separate cyber force as lawmakers request an independent study.
CYBERCOM's Joint Cyber Warfighting Architecture is taking shape as the command is working to get more acquisition authority over PM shops within the services.
Zero trust will continue to be a centerpiece of federal cyber strategies across government, and rightfully so.
Palo Alto Networks Prisma architect says agencies need to be “a lot more intentional” about scaling their cloud cybersecurity alongside their cloud operations.
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Extensive new rules for cyber security incident reporting, enabled by CIRCIA, will cover a lot of industry.
Maj. Gen. Chris Eubank, commander of NETCOM, said soldiers and civilians will no longer be able to download data to their devices from outside the Army network.
Members of Congress say they are "deeply concerned" about the Pentagon's decision to expand the use of Microsoft software.
The Biden administration has sought to set minimum cyber standards for critical infrastructure, but faced pushback in some cases, including at the EPA.
Jason Weiss, the chief operating officer of TestifySec, explains why CISA’s repository of software data must be more than ‘compliance theater.’
Federal employees should look for a check in the mail if they were impacted by the OPM data breach.
One lawmaker says the bill to empower the HHS IG would address "how we are setting standards for American patients’ healthcare data."
Water and wastewater facilities are easy targets for state-sponsored cyberattacks, presenting an unacceptable risk to the American public.