OIG determined that DHS' information security program for Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information intelligence systems is effective this year as the Department achieved “Level 4 – Managed and Measurable” in three of five cybersecurity functions. Keep Reading
The new use cases should help agencies eliminate costly appliances, reduce latency, provide opportunities to strengthen cybersecurity, and improve user experience and productivity. Keep Reading
In its latest review, the results of which were published July 26, GAO found most of the agencies it assessed had weaknesses in most security control areas. It also found that Inspectors General had reported ineffective programs at 18 of 24 major agencies. Keep Reading
DHS focuses on the need for better inventorying of information systems and interconnections with other systems and networks. Keep Reading
A new report by the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations takes an in-depth look into agency cybersecurity and calls for action to address vulnerabilities. Keep Reading
As the use of vehicle telematics technologies rapidly grow, so do the cybersecurity security vulnerabilities and the need to safeguard the vehicle telematics data from cyberattack. Keep Reading
KPMG also conducted an audit on the FBI's Background Investigation Contract Service Unit (BICS) Online Transfer System (BOLTS) but found this was consistent with FISMA requirements. Keep Reading
The inspector general stated that unless further oversight is introduced DHS cannot ensure its systems adequately protect the sensitive data they store and process. Keep Reading
Federal agencies struggle with an excess of "over-privileged users" with access to more resources than necessary. Keep Reading