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Insider Threat programs across all agencies must develop alongside technology, the GAO reports. However, the Department of Defense is making significant progress.
Read moreWayne Belk, co-director of the National Insider Threat Task Force, wants feds to know that insider threat programs are there to protect them, not to get them in trouble.
Defense information pro Paul DeMennato offers advice about protecting informational systems against insider threats. He said it’s more than keeping up to date on patches and monitoring files for human anomalies, it’s about getting your staff to buy in to a culture of protecting against insider attacks.
IBM has claimed 60 percent of all intrusions can be attributed to insider threat. Further, Information Week suggests that 95 percent of all organizations have employees who seek to bypass security controls.
Shery Thomas, the cyber technology officer for the Marine Corps Cyberspace Command, said network consolidation is helping improve zero trust efforts.
Software bills of materials. The code ingredients in software. They’ve become the object of study as a way to discover cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Cybersecurity is shifting dramatically, with the Zero Trust model and AI-driven security measures emerging as game-changers.
Private 5G networks allow DoD to replicate real-world environments for training, as well as enable new technologies. But it needs to think ahead to lay the foun
Brian Conrad, the acting director of the FedRAMP cloud security program, has led several modernization initiatives over the last three years.
The current software security regulatory landscape is a rare moment in which the public sector is actually ahead of the private sector.
Ready or not, the Defense Department’s Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Program is coming
Just about every federal agency uses cloud computing to some degree. Some no longer have their own data centers.