The National Cybersecurity Strategy has no approaches for how critical infrastructure will continue to function after a cyber incident.
The new National Cybersecurity Strategy focuses on regulation and would shift the responsibility for cyber resilience to tech giants.
DHS recently released its cybersecurity performance goals to establish a baseline of cyber for businesses and critical infrastructure. How valuable is this government involvement?
The TSA revised and reissued their Security Directive on oil and natural gas pipeline cybersecurity to focus on performance-based measures.
Protecting automation systems from cyberattacks — particularly those in critical infrastructure — has been an imperative for almost 20 years.
Given the interconnectedness of global manufacturing, companies are only as strong as the weakest link in their supply chain.
Many countries are passing IoT security legislation to create standards. What have governments done so far, and how much can this truly help? Haydn Povey talks IoT security legislation.
it’s impossible to have the discussion about protecting critical infrastructure without bringing the private sector into the mix.
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently established a public catalog of vulnerabilities known to be exploited in the wild and issued a binding operational directive ordering federal agencies to patch those systems. But what impact will this really have? And what does it mean for non-government organizations?
Weaknesses in the software supply chain, coupled with reluctance from vendors to implement new changes or stray from familiar systems, have been major factors in allowing threat actors to wreak global havoc. When hackers exploit […]
The National Cybersecurity Strategy has no approaches for how critical infrastructure will continue to function after a cyber incident.
The new National Cybersecurity Strategy focuses on regulation and would shift the responsibility for cyber resilience to tech giants.
DHS recently released its cybersecurity performance goals to establish a baseline of cyber for businesses and critical infrastructure. How valuable is this government involvement?
The TSA revised and reissued their Security Directive on oil and natural gas pipeline cybersecurity to focus on performance-based measures.
Protecting automation systems from cyberattacks — particularly those in critical infrastructure — has been an imperative for almost 20 years.
Given the interconnectedness of global manufacturing, companies are only as strong as the weakest link in their supply chain.
Many countries are passing IoT security legislation to create standards. What have governments done so far, and how much can this truly help? Haydn Povey talks IoT security legislation.
it’s impossible to have the discussion about protecting critical infrastructure without bringing the private sector into the mix.
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently established a public catalog of vulnerabilities known to be exploited in the wild and issued a binding operational directive ordering federal agencies to patch those systems. But what impact will this really have? And what does it mean for non-government organizations?
Weaknesses in the software supply chain, coupled with reluctance from vendors to implement new changes or stray from familiar systems, have been major factors in allowing threat actors to wreak global havoc. When hackers exploit […]
