Inside Cybersecurity

May 16, 2024

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By Sara Friedman

The House Oversight Committee has unanimously approved a bill that would make changes to federal acquisition regulations to require contractors to have a vulnerability disclosure policy in line with the 2020 Internet of Things Cybersecurity Act.

By Sara Friedman

NIST’s final update to two publications focused on controlled unclassified information puts in place “organization-defined parameters” and the ability for agencies to make determinations on what meets their needs.

By Jacob Livesay

The recently released update to national cyber strategy implementation plan contains specific tasks for agencies aimed at bolstering the security of the water and health sectors, targeting critical infrastructure that has been described as "target rich, resource poor" by government officials.

By Sara Friedman

Federal CISO Chris DeRusha is leaving the Office of Management and Budget, following three and a half years leading government efforts to implement the 2021 cyber executive order to secure federal networks and other cybersecurity initiatives.

By Jacob Livesay

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency provides recommendations for civil society organizations to implement specific security controls for preventing cyber attacks from nation-state actors, in a new guide released with the FBI and international partners.

By Sara Friedman

SAN FRANCISCO. Getting the funding that the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency needs to implement its upcoming incident reporting regime is important when it comes to hiring personnel and building the necessary tech infrastructure, according to CISA executive director Brandon Wales.

By Jacob Livesay

Efforts underway at the National Telecommunications and Information Administration are already supporting the broader goals of the State Department under the recently unveiled international cyber strategy, according to NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson and State cyber leader Nate Fick.

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