Too many products, not enough integration hampers agency security resilience
A new FedScoop study finds agencies are making progress in improving IT security but need greater security integration architecture to improve resiliency.
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Agencies face continued challenges making security data ready for machine learning
While agencies have advanced capabilities to monitor and analyze user behavioral data, they need added analytics and ML support to improve cyber resilience, according to a new…
NIST revises flagship cyber resiliency guidance
The revised controls are mapped to MITRE's ATT&CK threat framework.
How cloud security tools provide greater return on agency resources
Cloud-based security and real-time analytics tools are improving security and ROI for government cybersecurity programs.
Defending the remote workforce against enterprise cyberattacks
An increase in remote workers offers adversaries more opportunities to exploit vulnerabilities, but DNS security tools can help agencies stem attacks at the edge, says security expert.
How network modeling and cyber hygiene improve security odds for federal agencies
Modern network modeling platforms will help equip agencies to find and automatically update outdated configuration rules lurking on aging infrastructure.
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What’s your agency’s cyber resiliency score?
If the NotPetya attacks taught big enterprises anything, it was the importance of giving greater priority to the fundamentals of configuration hygiene.
Why agencies are shifting from cyberdefense to digital resilience
A new report highlights what’s driving agencies to move beyond protecting their networks and focus more on how to sustain operations during attacks.