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In today's Federal Newscast: The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is looking at a budget bump in the millions. The Technology Modernization Fund is in line for $200 million more in fiscal 2024. And the Agriculture Department goes in search of a better potato to make better chips.
In 2011, billionaire software developer and Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen wrote a seminal article for the Wall Street Journal about “the software revolution.” He began the piece by proclaiming, “Software is eating the world.”
The director of CESER and Energy's CIO talk about their respective efforts in the wake of the Biden administration's national cyber strategy.
In today's Federal Newscast: The Census Bureau didn't spend as much as once thought. Another bridge across the valley of death is being built for small-business contractors. And agencies are making progress on the President's Management Agenda.
NIST is updating its Cybersecurity Framework for the first time in five years, and there's a new focus on "governance" and other emerging cyber issues.
The new directive carves out some exceptions, but tells agencies they should mostly be on the DotGov or DotMil domain.
CISA's new office is looking to move beyond guidance and policies to help agencies move out on security their IT supply chains.
A non-profit think tank known as the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology assembled the thinking of more than 50 thinkers in both cybersecurity and infrastructure. The result is a book that is intended to inform the thinking of both government officials and operators with responsibility for critical infrastructure.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is keyed in on "cyber safety" to start 2023.
But a new national cyber strategy is just the tip of the iceberg for what to expect from federal cybersecurity policy in 2023.
The spending bill also cuts the Biden administration's request for the Homeland Advanced Recognition Technology system.
Don't waste too much time looking back at a weird 2022. Too much is possible in 2023.
To nobody’s surprise, 2022 was another action-packed year for federal chief information security officers and cybersecurity teams across government.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is line for another budget boost, while lawmakers are also reauthorizing CISA’s marquee cyber defense program for another year.