Cybersecurity

George Washington University's program will focus on transitioning security technology prototypes to usable products.

The demands of a remote workforce have put renewed emphasis on instating zero trust and secure cloud access.

Federal IT leads say the strategy lets agencies ‘use the tools we have’ to modernize security.

Vulnerabilities lead to questions about home networks and "bring-your-own-device" policies.

One month on, mobile device security and video-teleconferencing platforms enter the spotlight.

• GovCast

The new CIO discusses how his intelligence-community experience will inform IT efforts at the agency.

• Cybersecurity
• Workforce

Key topics include election security, workforce and building public trust.

• Cybersecurity

The report, to be issued March 11, will outline a national and allied effort to defend in cyberspace.

• Cybersecurity

The agency encourages organizations to engage with the framework and contribute to the standards' evolution.

• Cloud
• Zero Trust

A layered defense approach won’t work anymore — zero trust is necessary as the Defense Department moves to the cloud.

• Cybersecurity

The U.S. private sector is a crucial contributor for proactive efforts in national cyber efforts, according to Director of the ODNI National Counterintelligence and Security Center Bill Evanina.

• Cybersecurity

As threats to information systems evolve, so do the frameworks, regulations and other defenses against those threats.