Lessons learned in business continuity planning
Overlooking or underestimating issues in business continuity planning can add insult to injury when disaster finally occurs.
Mobile management software could have unlocked shooter's iPhone
If the county-owned phone used by San Bernadino shooter Syed Farook had been enrolled in the agency’s mobile device management program, the FBI-Apple standoff might have been moot.
Navy finalizes cyber standards for industry
To ensure its IT systems can successfully operate in a contested cyber environment, the Navy has finalized eight cybersecurity standards that aim to provide a uniform security architecture.
Mitigate cyber breach losses by containing the cell
While most cybersecurity strategies primarily address limiting the possibility of attack, organizations must assume their systems will be compromised and deploy a strategy to isolate and collapse affected network cells.
Identity search engine compares biometrics to watch lists
MorphoTrust’s automated biometric identification system helps warfighters on the ground verify identities with a search engine that registers and compares biometric features against data on file.
Feds look to secure common workflows
U.S. CIO Tony Scott said securing shared networks and applications will help maintain network resiliency.
It’s tax season, and states are battling bogus requests for refunds
States are working to try to stop online filing fraud by verifying the identity of the filers, strengthening password protocols and sharing information on filings that use stolen identities.
Is SDx the model for IT security?
Software-defined systems could prove the best way to tackle the security problems that otherwise threaten to overwhelm government.
5 principles to ensure CNAP success
The Cybersecurity National Action Plan has potential -- but now we must encourage mass-scale commitment.
GSA steps up cybersecurity for NS2020 environment
The General Services Administration is weaving cybersecurity into the fabric of its next-generation telecommunications contract.
Bill seeks to prevent patchwork of state encryption rules
A new bill would preempt states from making their own laws regarding access to encrypted communications.
SCILock protects against persistent malware
CRU’s SCILock Secure Drive protects operating systems and other software from unauthorized changes, preventing malware from taking hold and becoming persistent.
NJ takes on cyber threats to health care
The New Jersey Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Cell is working to enhance threat information sharing among health care providers.
Hackers target local law enforcement systems
As police departments move to electronic data transmission and storage, they are increasingly vulnerable to cyberattack.
Still early days for federal cybersecurity?
While Congress seems to understand the urgency of implementing cybersecurity solutions, critical technology that was recognized as essential years ago still isn’t fully deployed.
How local government can manage technology risk
By following four practices, local governments can improve their technological proficiency and manage common types of tech-related risks.
Road to driverless vehicles paved with risk
Questions on safety standards and cybersecurity still need to be answered before connected and autonomous vehicles make their way onto the nation's roadways.
CBP deploys facial recognition system at JFK airport
Customs and Border Protection will use facial recognition technology at three terminals in John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City to verify travelers’ identities.
Innovations that strengthen cybersecurity
ACT-IAC assembled recommendations from industry, government and academia on ways agencies can reinforce their cybersecurity programs.
Password security starts with making life easier for the user
To address the challenges inherent in password-based security, the U.K. government is taking a different tack -- encouraging its systems administrators to simplify their approach to passwords and use automated controls.
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