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With its first multiyear cybersecurity roadmap, California is addressing critical gaps in the state’s information and cybersecurity programs, allowing it to better manage both existing and future threats.
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Hackers launching an attack that coincides with a natural disaster could greatly hamper first responders, hospitals, utilities and government agencies and create a domino effect involving loss of electrical power, water, telecommunications and other infrastructure.
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The Government Accountability Office checked in with quantum computing experts to distill thinking on the technology’s potential applications, benefits and drawbacks; factors that could affect development; and policy options to help address those factors.
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Health systems can protect themselves from electromagnetic interference that fools temperature sensors into giving false readings.
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FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr called for prohibiting Universal Service Fund dollars from being used to purchase DJI equipment and suggested the company be placed on its covered list.
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Artificial intelligence systems’ need for access to many large datasets often doesn’t align with current cybersecurity fundamentals and implementations.
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Agencies need seamless endpoint visibility for the new reality of remote work, cloud services and mobile communications.
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Government IT managers are identifying and implementing the right security technologies, targeting initiatives, appropriating funding and seeing pandemic stressors decline, a new survey found.
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With nearly $187 million in Technology Modernization Fund investment, GSA will increase Login.gov’s cybersecurity for current and future users, add equitable identity verification and in-person options for vulnerable populations and make it easier for agencies to provide Login.gov to more citizens.
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To help water and wastewater utilities protect their IT and operational technology systems from cyberattack, the FBI, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency, Environmental Protection Agency and National Security Agency have outlined steps facilities can to take steps to defend themselves.
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Zero trust requires an integrated security platform that covers the endpoint, the cloud and every data point in between.
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The guidance gives federal agencies instructions on applying network and multi-boundary security for remote users.
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is tasked with studying the cyber risks facing elementary and secondary schools and developing recommendations to assist schools in facing those risks.
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Nation-state cyber attackers are keeping their sights set on government-related organizations, which suffered nearly 80% of attacks in the last year, according to Microsoft’s FY21 Digital Defense Report.