Feature Management - Cyber Perspective
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Treasury hack: Lawmakers seek more details on scope, third-party vulnerabilities
The Treasury hack is sparking new questions about how agencies ensure the security of third-party technology service providers.
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A zero trust maturity check-in: Where does your agency stand?
While the September 2024 deadline served as an important milestone, the journey to full zero trust is ongoing.
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What will 2025 bring for CISA?
There’s a lot swirling around CISA heading into the Trump administration. We breakdown the outlook for the cyber agency in 2025.
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No surprise: AI, cyber continued to dominate in 2024
Current and former federal technology executives weighed in on what topics drove the storylines in 2024.
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Confronting the growing drone threat
There is a solid rationale for prioritizing safe, secure and controlled RF cyber-based counter-UAS technology as decision makers consider future standards.
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IRS deploys AI tools to combat emerging tech’s role in new fraud schemes
AI tools are accelerating the development of deepfake schemes and disinformation campaigns that led to fraud The IRS is trying to keep up.
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The US government must keep pace with serving an AI-empowered citizenry
Our government needs to maintain trust through competence, and that competence will increasingly be about powering government services with AI.
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Agencies required to share custom software under new law
The SHARE IT Act, now law, builds on previous efforts to ensure agencies are sharing common software code across government.