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A new Guidehouse Insights report has recommended specific configurations for microgrid deployments to reduce electrical components’ vulnerabilities to cyber exploitation and prevent cyberattacks on the U.S. power grid. The report recommended that

The Department of Defense sent Congress its classified cyber strategy for 2023, which aims to implement four lines of effort to address existing and future cyber threats. The 2023 DOD Cyber Strategy

The Government Accountability Office has called on the Department of Energy to track and report the actions it has taken in response to independent reviewers’ findings and suggestions to help fully implement

The National Institute of Standards and Technology has published recommendations on developing policies and procedures for reporting and managing vulnerability disclosures for federal government systems. The NIST Special Publication 800-216 outlines a

The U.S. Army is reorganizing its program executive offices to bolster its focus on cybersecurity, Defense News reported Wednesday. Effective Oct. 1, the PEO for intelligence, electronic warfare and sensors led by

The National Security Agency has collaborated with six other government agencies in the U.S. and other countries to issue an advisory over a China-sponsored cyber actor that blends in with legitimate software

The National Security Agency, the FBI and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency have released an updated document outlining best practices and recommendations for preventing and responding to ransomware and data extortion.

The Government Accountability Office investigated the Departments of the Treasury, Agriculture, Homeland Security, and Labor, and found that they did not fully implement all of their key cloud security practices. In a

David McKeown, deputy chief information officer and senior information security officer of the Department of Defense, said that the agency is on course for a smooth rollout of its zero trust cybersecurity

The Department of Defense is moving to replace the Endpoint Security Solutions program with a suite of cybersecurity tools from Microsoft, Newsweek reported Tuesday. Launched in 2007, the ESS program enabled DOD