Level 1: Basic cybersecurity, limited resistance against data exfiltration. Practices are performed at least in ad-hoc manner Level 2: Inclusive of universally accepted cybersecurity best practices and are resilient against unskilled threat actors. Practices are documented Level 3: Coverage of al...
DoD cyber security: safeguarding unclassified covered defense informationVincent J. Napoleon
June 2, 2023 The May 21, 2023 Defense Department manual "assigns responsibilities and provides procedures for designated DOD Component-level organizations directing and managing network operations and cybersecurity activities and supporting cybersecurity service providers (CSSPs) to protect the Department of...
The U.S. Department of Defense still hasn't addressed a series of critical cybersecurity gaps in its information technology business programs, according to an
The CMMC is a cybersecurity assessment model and certification program for DoD contractors. Based on this requirement, contractors may receive certification of 1 to 5, with level 1 being the most basic security practices and 5 being the most advanced. The DoD anticipates requiring a...
The Defense Department wants to do more to improve information sharing efforts with stakeholders, according to Pentagon cyber policy chief Mieke Eoyang, who provided an overview at a think tank event of the recently unclassified summary of the DOD 2023 c
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 ...
Cybersecurity Trends GRC - Governance, Risk, And Compliance security risk management Blog Rose-Colored Glasses Hide All The Red Flags: Advice From The S&R Forrester Women’s Leadership Program Jinan BudgeDecember 23, 2024 As has now become a Forrester Security & Risk Summit tradition, a room ...
Not that such warnings should be necessary. The possibility of being subject to cyber attacks has been known for a very long time. As the GAO notes, cybersecurity (officially referred to as “federal information security”) has been explicitly designated as a “government-wide high-risk area”...
Not that such warnings should be necessary. The possibility of being subject to cyber attacks has been known for a very long time. As the GAO notes, cybersecurity (officially referred to as “federal information security”) has been explicitly designated as a “government-wide high-risk area”...