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The White House released a memo outlining five cybersecurity areas federal agencies will need to prioritize as they make their budgetary decisions.
Cyber experts say Chinese hackers will likely target U.S. critical infrastructure as part of Taiwanese war plans.
The U.S. Army is tasked with evaluating its weapons and control systems, as well as the Mission Partner Environment cyber posture to ensure it addresses zero trust principles.
The Technology Modernization Fund will support the Army's Infrastructure Cyber Protection project, which will protect and modernize the Army's critical Infrastructure.
The Department of Energy is partnering with the private sector to expand advanced threat monitoring systems in operational technology.
The five-pillar strategy will focus on CIE awareness, education, development and incorporation into both legacy and future infrastructure.
There are special tools to help organizations protect their infrastructures from malicious Russian cyber activity.
The agency's cyber sprints are accelerating collaboration and cybersecurity across various sectors.
Federal cybersecurity leaders are seeking to protect critical assets through supply chain security and new standards.
Cybersecurity tools and research are the Critical Infrastructure Resilience Institute's specialty.
Efficacy testing and trend identification help tackle sources of strategic risk.
Leaders from DOJ and ODNI discuss their strategies to protect personal data and communications integrity.
How a fake critical infrastructure network shed light on real live cyberthreats.
And is setting the standards for protecting U.S. critical infrastructure.
“We must move beyond routine information sharing,” said Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
The first CyberCast episode explores how cyber relies on proper risk management.