Information sharing

Warner says ‘time is now’ for cyber incident reporting legislation

A new bill in the Senate would require federal contractors, agencies and critical infrastructure operators to report cyber intrusions within 24 hours.

Cybersecurity

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CISA’s still overcoming challenges 5 years after Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act became law

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Industry urges ramp-up of insider threat info sharing with security clearance changes on the way

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DoD, NATO turn to collective defense against cyber attacks

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Federal threat information sharing gets a more enterprise mindset

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Cybersecurity: It’s not an island

Federal Tech Talk

HHS remakes cyber threat center to have external focus

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House sets its sights on DHS guns, tech, cybersecurity

Congress

How DHS’ automated information sharing program continues to evolve, grow

President Donald Trump speaks on national security Monday, Dec. 18, 2017, in Washington. Trump says his new national security strategy puts

New security strategy focuses on border security, trade

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Questions emerge about Equifax, SEC breaches

Tom Temin Commentary

If cyber threat sharing is a team sport, DHS needs more teammates

The Homeland Security Department’s Automated Indicator Sharing (AIS) is preparing to implement version 2.0 of STIX.

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DHS’ 72-hour marathon to keep agencies, industry safe from WannaCry

Jeanette Manfra, the acting deputy undersecretary for cybersecurity at the Homeland Security Department, offered an in-depth look into the steps DHS and…

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State expects 21 million passport applications this year, and is ready for them

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Brenda Sprague, the State Department’s deputy assistant secretary for passport services, said the agency has made major changes to its people, process and technology to be able to handle a huge increase in passport applications over the next two years.