What You Need to Know About the 2023 National Cybersecurity Strategy
The administration’s National Cybersecurity Strategy changes the cyber ballgame for government agencies. We break it down.
The administration’s National Cybersecurity Strategy changes the cyber ballgame for government agencies. We break it down.
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Even with the best tools, you need to assume that hackers will make — or already have — their way into your network. But a proactive cyber defense can help you detect, distract and defeat whatever comes your way.
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Every device connected to a network is a potential security vulnerability. The first steps to protecting an agency’s systems (and data) are to identify those vulnerabilities and understand the risks involved.
If you take zero trust seriously, you will treat all content as if it’s malicious, whether you detect a threat or not.
Cyber threats are so varied and always evolving. Here is a look at the current threat landscape, based on recent cyber-related news and events.
The National Cybersecurity Strategy emphasizes a more proactive approach to cyber defense. These are some steps you can take toward that goal.