Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate program manager notes that there is often a rift "between expectations and where technology really is." Keep Reading
CSF recently celebrated its fifth birthday. By the end of next year, Gartner estimates that 50 percent of organizations will have implemented the NIST Framework. Keep Reading
The bill, introduced in the Senate by Mark Warner (D-Va.) and Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) and in the House by Reps. Will Hurd (R-Texas) and Robin Kelly (D-Ill.), hopes to use the federal government's power as a large consumer to raise security standards in the IoT ecosystem as a whole. Keep Reading
Having an inaccurate top-risk list is symptomatic of a deeper problem that affects resource needs. Keep Reading
Cybersecurity and privacy risks for IoT devices can be thought of in terms of high-level 209 risk mitigation goals – protecting device security, protecting data security, and protecting individuals’ privacy. Keep Reading
Take every practical step to ensure government can apply its limited cybersecurity resources as cost-effectively as possible. Keep Reading
CQC uses the natural physics of our world to translate the randomness of how light scatters into a method for creating and testing randomness in the generation of numbers for cryptography. Keep Reading
A wake-up call to critical infrastructure operators that attackers are continuously probing our networks for weaknesses. Keep Reading
GAO reported in 2016 that DHS's National Cybersecurity Protection System (NCPS) had only partially met its stated system objectives of detecting and preventing intrusions, analyzing malicious content, and sharing information. Keep Reading
While CMS has developed guidance for MACs and qualified entities, it has not developed equivalent guidance for researchers. Researchers must adhere to broad government wide standards, but are not given guidance on which specific controls to implement. Keep Reading
