A zero-trust approach to cybersecurity is intended to increase vigilance and minimize risk, but without the necessary context, the concept could raise discomfort or even hostility among federal workers. ByJim Richberg November 2, 2021 White House pick for DOD CIO eyes tweaks to CMMC ...
This article originally appeared onFedScoop. TheDepartment of Defensehas been ahead of the curve in security practices on many fronts, a trend that is no different in the push forzero-trust architecturesfor government networks. For many in the DOD cybersecurity workforce, zero trust is a buzzph...
A new report released today from the Government Accountability Office found the Defense Department faces challenges addressing cybersecurity practices and may be underreporting risks across its major business information technology programs, increasing chances of cost growth and schedule delays. GAO found ...
The Defense Department will issue a new policy as part of its Adaptive Acquisition Framework focused on cybersecurity to help program managers understand the processes and practices needed throughout the acquisition process, according to senior DOD officials. The framework is designed to allow ac...
The United States Department of Defense (DoD) is developing artificial intelligence-based cybersecurity products. However, they do not currently have a method for discussing these products with the public and other agencies. In this paper, I explore private corporation disclosures of similar products ...
M Reyneke,B Mullins,M Reith - 《International Conference on Cyber Warfare & Security》 被引量: 0发表: 2023年 Construction Contracting: Strategic and Operational Engineering Harnesses the Private Sector in Support of United States National Security Objectives. The United States Army has deployed on nu...
Locascio refers to what cybersecurity professionals have identified as “harvest-now, decrypt-later” tactics, where malicious cyber actors can access data encrypted by classical algorithms and save them for the potential advent of a quantum machine that can crack the code. ...
cyber detectionThe Internet of Things (IoT) has come of age and domestic and industrial devices are all "smart". But how can they be universally classified and queried? How do we know that the underlying architecture is secure enough to deploy on a defense network? By leverage existing ...
“[That] gives you tangible steps to turn that strategic vision into an operational reality,” Beavers said at the 2024 TechNet Cyber conference in Baltimore, which took place June 25-27. “It’ll be followed by an implementation plan, which will give some more information.” ...
“[That] gives you tangible steps to turn that strategic vision into an operational reality,” Beavers said at the 2024 TechNet Cyber conference in Baltimore, which took place June 25-27. “It’ll be followed by an implementation plan, which will give some more information.” ...