Energy Department failing to monitor user activity on classified networks, GAO finds
GAO made seven concrete recommendations for DOE to address the identified cybersecurity deficiencies.
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WH cyber adviser raises AI watermarking in private meeting with tech execs
During a discussion on the sidelines of RSA, Anne Neuberger urged tech leaders to watermark online content to help tackle AI-generated disinformation.
Watchdog identifies cybersecurity training deficiencies at Transportation Department
In an audit the GAO found that performance plans for senior officials did not contain cybersecurity-related objectives.
Agencies fall short implementing FedRAMP requirements for cloud vendors, GAO finds
Though all of the systems had FedRAMP authorizations, most were not meeting key requirements of the cloud security authorization program.
Identity-focused attacks remain the most vulnerable entry point to an organization
How a CISA red team assessment proved one agency’s hardened network was still vulnerable to phishing attacks and credential theft.
Transportation Dept. cyber breach exposes data of federal employees
The incident may have affected a total of 237,000 current and former staff across government, according to Reuters.
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Defending a dynamic perimeter with modern firewall technologies
Government leaders discuss their challenges and strategies to evolve security needs for multi-cloud networks, micro-segmented workflows and zero trust requirements.
Marshals Service working to redeploy IT system affected by ransomware attack
The agency is setting up a new version of the affected system with improved cyber defenses, according to a spokesperson.
CISA issues draft attestation form for government software providers
Industry vendors have until June 26 to comment on the provisional document.
HHS issues new cyber incident response resources for healthcare sector
The agency has updated information-sharing guidance established in response to the 2015 Cybersecurity Act.