Understanding Cybersecurity in Trump’s Budget
With the unveiling of Trump’s proposed 2018 budget, learn about some key cybersecurity initiatives, reforms and programs proposed.
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A Reference Guide for a Stronger Cyber Workforce
Learn how the National Initiative for Cyber Education Framework can help your agency better assess their cyber workforce needs, train current personnel and recruit for the future workforce.
The Insider Threat: Challenges and Solutions
Advanced cybersecurity solutions that baseline normal activity automatically and identifies suspicious traffic patterns are important because people can no longer react quickly enough to keep up with the onslaught of attacks.
8 IT Takeaways From Trump’s 2018 Budget
Federal spending on information technology would increase 1.7 percent to $95.7 billion in fiscal 2018 under President Donald Trump’s budget proposal — up from $94.1 billion this year.
Achieving Better Network Security in a Hybrid and Resource-Challenged World
To free up their agencies’ limited cyber resources and ensure the security of their networks, managers should explore options that offer three key benefits.
What Do the NIST Special Publication 800-53 Updates Mean for You?
Here’s what you need to know about NIST’s update to Special Publication 800-53.
Ransomware Attacks: What You Can Do to Help Mitigate Them
The human factor is very important to avoid or stop ransomeware attacks.
DISA Vice Director: 4 Tenets to Educate the Federal Workforce in Cyber
Government must keep pace with accelerating change while supporting a workforce that does not change very fast, according to Maj. Gen. Sarah Zabel. The focus then is how do agencies increase cyber awareness among all employees — even their security experts.
How Open Source is Driving Innovation in Cybersecurity
Learn how open source solutions allow agencies to balance security and efficiency when designing and using their IT systems.
Trump’s Cyber Order Calls for Accountability, Adoption of NIST Framework
A new cyber executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Thursday makes clear that the heads of government agencies will be held accountable for managing security risks across their organizations.