The Department of Health and Human Services is aiming to better organize its healthcare cybersecurity resources and programs.
DoD wants its vendors to be more cyber secure, including by expanding the pool of vendors who can take part in the no-cost cyber services it already offers.
Cyber attackers have started using artificial intelligence in a big way. That means you need to use it to stay ahead of them.
The Federal Risk Authorization and Management Program’s is planning several pilots to bring in automation, test out reciprocity and speed up reviews.
The cyber incident reporting regulations will apply to about 316,000 organizations in critical infrastructure, ranging from IT contractors to hospital systems.
That new safe software attestation rule from the Homeland Security Department has become final.
While NIST CSF 2.0 offers valuable guidance for organizations, regardless of size or industry, certain sectors stand to gain immense value from its adoption.
New marketing campaign aims to attract AI, cyber and STEM job seekers.
Focus on three modernization musts to achieve cloud transformation: strategy, security and buy-in, says Splunk federal leader.
Scammers are impersonating financial offices within the State Department in phishing emails.
IBM has opened a spiffy new training range for federal agencies who want to sharpen their cybersecurity chops. The X-Force Cyber Range is right in downtown D.C.
Leslie Beavers, the principal deputy CIO for DoD, said a key focus for the near future is to improve the warfighter’s experience in using IT.
The Social Security Administration's Office of Inspector General (SSA OIG) is searching for ways that it can use AI to stop fraud.
For publicly traded companies, the risk of a cyberattack affects a lot more than their bottom line.
For civil service reform, agencies should use lessons learned from workforce pilots at other agencies, according to a recent report from Convergence.