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With new standards, the time to prepare is now
While it remains unclear what the full impact of COVID-19 will be on the CMMC process, defense contractors have no time to waste in preparing for this new certification.
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Why agencies need to prevent a classified spillage
Classified spillage is a major focus for agencies and contractors that are responsible for protecting our national interests and one of the reasons that led the Department of Defense to establish the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification.
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For ethical artificial intelligence, security is pivotal
AI is a top priority in the United States and to our friendly foreign partners, but potential adversaries will make the pursuit of finding ways to compromise these systems a top priority of their own.
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The lack of women in cybersecurity leaves the online world at greater risk
The societal view is that internet security is a job that men do, though there is nothing inherent in gender that predisposes men to be more interested in or more adept at cybersecurity.
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How a pandemic can kickstart cyber lessons
Lessons from the pandemic are piling up and should prompt government leaders to rethink how we operate, train and equip organizations.
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How moving to the cloud can solve remote access problems
As we continue to adjust to the “new normal,” the remote work demands we are encountering are nothing like we’ve ever seen. But there is a more efficient way to secure and accommodate even the most demanding longer-term remote workforce requirements – and it’s through cloud-based systems.
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How cross-domain technologies can help the military modernize
The military should look to cross-domain solutions, which can replace a large amount of very costly physical infrastructure and provide better overall security.
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What to make of HBO’s ‘Kill Chain: The Cyber War on America’s Elections’
Documentaries such as Kill Chain act as an educational tool for security researchers, political leaders and American citizens on the severity of election security threats. The more we understand these dangers, the better position we are in to prevent an attack
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Why defense contractors should fear falling behind with new cyber standards
By taking steps now, contractors can be ready for new cybersecurity requirements from the Pentagon.
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In chaos, there’s opportunity … and that’s bad news
As the defense community works in tandem with the broader government to keep citizens safe and healthy, cybersecurity threats are only becoming more aggressive.
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