The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is looking to reduce the effort dedicated to continuous monitoring.
With the rise of SMS text messaging, agencies must defend against attacks that try to trick mobile users into clicking a compromised link, sharing personal information or downloading a malware-filled attachment.
Some states are training municipal governments in cyber hygiene, sending in experts to uncover security vulnerabilities or lending a hand after a cyberattack.
A blockchain-based employee record could help ensure personnel data can be securely shared across government.
A top-down data review helped Virginia develop a shared service model for cybersecurity.
CIOs for human services agencies in Georgia, Ohio and Tennessee see emerging technologies as a way to improve data quality and boost efficiency.
Now that attackers can crack the tools we use to verify identity, it's time for government to step up, one cyber expert told a House panel.
Agencies are moving forward with security standards for cell phones and mobile apps under a pair of recent policy directives.
A House panel heard from several experts who offered recommendations on securing elections infrastructure.
The more we promote intelligence sharing and the tools and processes to enable it, the more we all benefit from shared situational awareness, improved security posture and greater defensive agility.
A memo from Immigrations and Customs Enforcement's investigative arm claims small DJI drones were most likely downloading sensitive data they gathered in the U.S. to the Chinese government's cloud.
States are trying to beef up their cybersecurity ranks with internships for veterans, cyber classes for students and mentoring programs for girls.