supply chain

• CyberCast
• Zero Trust

The agency is working on the methodology behind implementing robust strategies to secure its systems and supply chain.

• CyberCast
• Cybersecurity

Zero trust and infrastructure security measures gain traction across government.

• Supply Chain

Federal cybersecurity leaders are seeking to protect critical assets through supply chain security and new standards.

• CyberCast
• Supply Chain

With surges in cyber crime, leaders from across government came together to help both public and private organizations develop cyber strategies.

The Food and Drug Administration is advising industry partners on new guidance for identifying and tracing prescription drugs as they move through the distribution supply chain to ensure availability of critical drugs during the pandemic, Leigh Verbois, director of FDA’s Office of Drug Security, Integrity and Response, told GovernmentCIO Media & Research.

The Food and Drug Administration is requesting additional funding in its fiscal year 2022 budget to bolster data modernization, secure and strengthen supply chain, transition to cloud and develop new technology solutions.

• CyberCast
• Cybersecurity

The service's cyber lead is synchronizing all cyber efforts, ensuring transparency and accelerating change in a new operating environment.

Sampling honey can help the Department of Homeland Security promote legitimate trade, according to researchers at the Border, Trade and Immigration (BTI) Institute, a DHS Science & Technology Center of Excellence led by the University of Houston.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, academia stepped in to help keep food supply chains moving.

The lines delineating IT supply chain security from cybersecurity and infrastructure protection are blurrier than ever, so federal agencies must consider all three together as part of a whole.

As federal agencies prepare their infrastructure for anticipated 5G capabilities, these modernization efforts elicit the need for enhanced security. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is uniquely positioned to address these needs.

One common refrain for securing information and communication technology (ICT) supply chains is to focus on acquisition and supplier visibility. According to top IT leaders at a FCW workshop this week, federal entities seeking to secure their ICT supply chains have a knowledge problem.