Latest guidance outlines customer responsibilities for software security
The guide provides recommendations for software supply chain security throughout the product lifecycle, from procurement to deployment.
White House launches post-quantum cryptography migration
New guidance from the Office of Management and Budget outlined the initial steps for migrating high-risk systems to quantum-resistant algorithms.
Groups at risk for hate crimes can tap new cyber funds
Nonprofits applying for funding to combat hate crimes in New York can now include cybersecurity projects in their applications.
Automation key to vulnerability management, CISA says
By automating vulnerability disclosure, organizations can more easily categorize their exposure and limit impacts.
Emerging tech can protect critical infrastructure from cyberattacks
A cyber-resilient digital infrastructure requires a combination of emerging technologies and risk mitigation, DARPA and CISA officials advise.
Securing IoT requires government, industry collaboration
As government looks to adopt procurement regulations for internet-connected devices, industry stakeholders are skeptical.
CISA director: Big tech shouldn’t charge extra for event logging
The agency has promised to measure the success of efforts to steer major software providers toward the inclusion of logging and other basic security features in their products “by default,” but has said little about how it actually intends to do that.
State, universities team up for local gov cyber assessments
The Indiana Office of Technology joined with Indiana University and Purdue University on a four-year effort to help ensure local governments have adequate defenses.
CISA seeks feedback on baseline measures to secure cloud configuration
Initial baselines address Microsoft services, and baselines for configuring rival services from Google are up next.
CISA to focus on water, education and health sectors over the next year
The agency contributed to the release of security requirements for the transportation sector this week and is expected to issue cross-sector performance goals for critical infrastructure companies’ voluntary adoption next week.
Amid ongoing cyber threats, one county moves toward a 24/7 operations center
The Universal Services department in Harris County, Texas, hopes to open the center in FY 2023, as attacks can come from anywhere, at any time.
Consumer cyber hygiene makes significant gains, report shows
Over the last three years, more consumers are using strong passwords, enabling multifactor authentication and blocking location-tracking services.
NSA releases post-quantum algorithms, aims for full implementation by 2035
The National Security Agency worked in conjunction with NIST to prepare stakeholders for upcoming quantum cryptographic requirements.
NSF invests $25.4M into cybersecurity and privacy research projects
The awardees will aim to strengthen open-source supply chain security, increase computing privacy for marginalized populations and ensure trustworthy cloud computing.
Strategy aims to secure grid and strengthen cyber resilience
Incorporating cyber technology early in the engineering process will help the energy industry reduce risk from foreign actors, according to a new report from the Department of Energy.
CISOs think they aren’t getting enough cyber investment, survey says
The survey indicates cyber concerns do not always resonate with C-suite decision makers.
New DOJ guidance on key hacking law creates carve out for security researchers
Nearly a decade after the death of open-access advocate Aaron Schwartz, his legacy is still playing out in cybersecurity policy.
Legislation promoting cyber collaboration between DHS and states awaits Biden signature
The legislation would improve information sharing between federal cybersecurity authorities and state and local governments.
Survey: 93% of Americans fear cyber warfare against U.S.
A consumer survey suggests Americans are taking some steps to prepare for possible cyber warfare.
NIST is building a 5G network to model cybersecurity for operators
NIST's draft publication is designed to clarify how cloud security capabilities can help protect a 5G network.
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