While the previous memo improved capabilities across the government, OMB said the new directive aims to slash the volume of data agencies collect.

Michael Duffy, acting federal chief information security officer, called the present technology moment “pivotal” and detailed steps leaders are taking to address it.

Michael Duffy is centering conversations with cyber leaders on enterprise cyber defense, increasing operational resilience, and securing a modern U.S. government.

The Federal Zero Trust Data Security Guide is aimed at “securing the data itself, rather than the perimeter protecting it.”

He’s also leaving ONCD, where he’s served as deputy national cyber director.

The memo also calls on the CISO Council to create a working group charged with compiling sector-specific best practices playbooks that cover IoT and operational technology.

NSTAC says the strategy's principles have yet to be fully integrated into federal governance policies and programs.

The new guidance explains how the transition will affect network management operations.

TIC 3.0 lets agencies plan remote user access while shrinking trust zones around high-value assets to reduce their attack surface.

The Overlay Handbook and Traditional TIC and Branch Office use cases are coming, with a draft of the remote user use case expected by the end of…