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Risk and Compliance Exchange 2024: DoD’ Stacy Bostjanick, DCMA’s Jennifer Henderson on finding ‘any means possible’ to help small biz with CMMC
As the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program inches closer to reality, DoD prepares defense industrial base for compliance requirements.
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How should software producers be held accountable for shoddy cybersecurity products?
Richard Beutel, a senior researcher for the Baroni Center for Government Contracting, explains the concerns about a new White House cyber proposal.
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DARPA tries a simple but profound concept to improve cybersecurity
“This idea of compartmentalization has a realization by breaking systems up into small pieces,” said Howard Strobe.
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Could too much regulation kill the very industry government was to foster?
“I think the companies have been quite cautious and quite aware of the potential of people to misuse what is a very powerful technology,” said Neil Chilson.
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Pentagon rolls out new strategy for private 5G
DoD will rely on existing commercial networks “to the maximum extent possible,” but in some cases, will need to run its own 5G infrastructure.
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Risk & Compliance Exchange 2024: NIST’s Ron Ross on engineering protections into cyber-physical systems
The massive convergence of cyber and physical systems has prompted the need for a framework based on engineering principles, the NIST fellow says.
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How the U.S. Space Force can modernize at a smarter pace
Modernizing space programs while maintaining operations is one of the most challenging things, and rings true for the U.S. Space Force.
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In final pitch, O’Malley highlights ‘deep concerns’ for SSA before his resignation next week
Citing productivity increases, O’Malley defended SSA telework levels, but urged more resources to support staff and improve customer service.