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Adversaries are adapting to the shifting identity authentication gaps on federal and commercial networks created by the remote work environment, according to federal security experts. Read More
The intelligence community is working out whether it can allow staff to use their own devices for work. Read More
Congress may have to step in to carve out a White House position charged with implementing protective cybersecurity measures. Read More
The independent board charged with implementing the Defense Department's unified cybersecurity standard has new leadership as it announces new milestone hit. Read More
Interoperability, integration and JADC2 are likely to figure into an updated electromagnetic spectrum strategy expected soon from the Department of Defense. Read More
The General Services Administration is seeing high rates of acceptance of contract modifications from contractors to comply with acquisition rules in the 2019 defense bill. Read More
The Defense Department is hoping to begin rolling its Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program later this year, but questions remain about how reciprocity with FedRAMP will be handled. Read More
The Defense Information Systems Agency is moving into production for its $199 million cloud-based internet security tool, aiming to migrate 1.5 million users in the first year. Read More
The National Guard is taking its annual Cyber Shield training exercise virtual due to COVID-19 with a spotlight on information operations. Read More
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Accreditation Body teamed with a firm to perform financial and ownership background checks for those seeking to become accredited suppliers. Read More
The Defense Department's advanced research arm has early results from its effort to prove that re-engineering hardware makes for fewer cyber vulnerabilities. Read More
The head of U.S. Cyber Command defends "persistent engagement" strategy with adversaries, explaining that proactive cyber operations won't lead the U.S. into an "all out war." Read More
Federal contractors are still facing uncertainty about new rules to get rid of Chinese-made gear. Read More
The GRU malware targets Linux operating systems and is used to conduct cyber espionage on behalf. Read More
The Department of Commerce is tightening rules targeting the Chinese telecom's supply chain around computer processing chips and restricting sales of chips made with U.S. technology. Read More
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