Federal Government
A Look at the Computer Security Act of 1987
U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Today Computer security regulations have come a long way from their early beginnings. Even before the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA), there was the Computer Security Act of ...
Understanding the Power of SOAR for Government
How SOAR in government can help build a comprehensive and cohesive strategy for agencies By now, it’s clear that the shifting cyberattack landscape requires new approaches and tools on the part of ...
Cybersecurity Skills Gap: Will New Executive Order Help?
The cybersecurity skills shortage is a serious issue. There is a necessary urgency for companies to hire or cultivate cybersecurity professionals as threats become more sophisticated and sinister. The cybersecurity industry has ...
US Senators say it shouldn’t be a secret when they’ve been hacked
Federal agencies and companies are required by law to disclose breaches, but Congress is under no such obligation - meaning that the public may have no idea that their political representatives have ...
AI will bring Rise to a New Federal Cybersecurity Workforce
The current U.S. government cybersecurity skills shortage is well-known, and will likely only get worse over the next few years. There are many fundamental issues that need to be addressed, from government ...
General Services Administration (GSA) Pointing to New IT Security Rules for Contractors
On January 12, 2018, GSA (General Services Administration) posted a request for public comment regarding updates to the General Services Administration Acquisition Regulation that will include new cybersecurity compliance and reporting requirements ...
