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How cyber chiefs want to strengthen the federal ‘immune system’
Federal chief information security officers discussed the challenges that government faces in cybersecurity and the evolution of standards to protect critical infrastructure.
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What will make the ‘risk-adviser’ agency successful
Without regulatory authority, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency needs to gain the trust of agencies and state and local partners.
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What’s changing in the cyber domain? We ask industry experts
Fifth Domain asks several cybersecurity experts about what’s changed in their field in the last six months.
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How one teenager took out a secure Pentagon file sharing site
A vulnerability in the Pentagon’s secure file sharing system allowed near unencumbered access to files.
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Pentagon awards multibillion-dollar cloud contract (no, not that one)
The military services are finally getting some new digital infrastructure, just not the ones everyone has been talking about.
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Oracle sues again: JEDI case going to federal appeals court
The Pentagon finds itself with another problem in procuring its general service cloud.
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How can the government improve its cyber posture?
Industry experts sat down with Fifth Domain to discuss what the government needs to do to protect itself in cyberspace.
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This security agency has a vision to handle cyberthreats
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has adopted a “defend today, secure tomorrow” doctrine as it faces cybercriminals and nation-state actors.
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When it comes to ransomware, the best play is not to pay
As ransomware attacks against state and local governments increase, new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency guidance addresses how to limit damage and recover from an incident.
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Many government cybersecurity how-to manuals are delayed
New NIST controls will include supply chain security and privacy controls … if they get past review.
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How cyber chiefs want to strengthen the federal ‘immune system’
Federal chief information security officers discussed the challenges that government faces in cybersecurity and the evolution of standards to protect critical infrastructure.
-
What will make the ‘risk-adviser’ agency successful
Without regulatory authority, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency needs to gain the trust of agencies and state and local partners.
-
What’s changing in the cyber domain? We ask industry experts
Fifth Domain asks several cybersecurity experts about what’s changed in their field in the last six months.
-
How one teenager took out a secure Pentagon file sharing site
A vulnerability in the Pentagon’s secure file sharing system allowed near unencumbered access to files.
-
Pentagon awards multibillion-dollar cloud contract (no, not that one)
The military services are finally getting some new digital infrastructure, just not the ones everyone has been talking about.
-
Oracle sues again: JEDI case going to federal appeals court
The Pentagon finds itself with another problem in procuring its general service cloud.
-
How can the government improve its cyber posture?
Industry experts sat down with Fifth Domain to discuss what the government needs to do to protect itself in cyberspace.
-
This security agency has a vision to handle cyberthreats
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has adopted a “defend today, secure tomorrow” doctrine as it faces cybercriminals and nation-state actors.
-
When it comes to ransomware, the best play is not to pay
As ransomware attacks against state and local governments increase, new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency guidance addresses how to limit damage and recover from an incident.
-
Many government cybersecurity how-to manuals are delayed
New NIST controls will include supply chain security and privacy controls … if they get past review.
-
How cyber chiefs want to strengthen the federal ‘immune system’
Federal chief information security officers discussed the challenges that government faces in cybersecurity and the evolution of standards to protect critical infrastructure.
-
What will make the ‘risk-adviser’ agency successful
Without regulatory authority, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency needs to gain the trust of agencies and state and local partners.
-
What’s changing in the cyber domain? We ask industry experts
Fifth Domain asks several cybersecurity experts about what’s changed in their field in the last six months.
-
How one teenager took out a secure Pentagon file sharing site
A vulnerability in the Pentagon’s secure file sharing system allowed near unencumbered access to files.
-
Pentagon awards multibillion-dollar cloud contract (no, not that one)
The military services are finally getting some new digital infrastructure, just not the ones everyone has been talking about.
-
Oracle sues again: JEDI case going to federal appeals court
The Pentagon finds itself with another problem in procuring its general service cloud.
-
How can the government improve its cyber posture?
Industry experts sat down with Fifth Domain to discuss what the government needs to do to protect itself in cyberspace.
-
This security agency has a vision to handle cyberthreats
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has adopted a “defend today, secure tomorrow” doctrine as it faces cybercriminals and nation-state actors.
-
When it comes to ransomware, the best play is not to pay
As ransomware attacks against state and local governments increase, new Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency guidance addresses how to limit damage and recover from an incident.
-
Many government cybersecurity how-to manuals are delayed
New NIST controls will include supply chain security and privacy controls … if they get past review.
