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Why supply chain threats require a whole-of-government response
As supply chain threats evolve across sectors, a cohesive and collaborative defense is needed.
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Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action
Supply-chain threats don’t target only government or only industry. Confronting those threats requires a partnership — and soon.
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‘Voluntary’ doesn’t secure the supply chain
Government contracting poses inherent supply chain threats. One agency can make a difference, but it’s not who you think.
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Federal supply-chain threats quietly growing
There’s a lot of emphasis on cyber threats, but the government is increasingly vulnerable to gaps in supply-chain security.
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A federal response to cyber/physical threats
Security professionals must address the functionality and safety of crucial systems.
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At long last: The final rule on safeguarding of contractor information systems
Using this new FAR provision, every federal agency now will require minimum cyber protection for federal contract information.
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Secure networks critical to maintaining DoD tech edge
The Defense Department must work with the industrial base to protect technical information from cyberattacks.
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Internet of Things: When cyberattacks have physical effects
The Internet of Things comes with new risks, such as vulnerabilities in SCADA systems that control critical infrastructure.
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Reconciling risk and value for the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things: enormous opportunities, paired with vulnerabilities and consequences.
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Why supply chain threats require a whole-of-government response
As supply chain threats evolve across sectors, a cohesive and collaborative defense is needed.
-
Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action
Supply-chain threats don’t target only government or only industry. Confronting those threats requires a partnership — and soon.
-
‘Voluntary’ doesn’t secure the supply chain
Government contracting poses inherent supply chain threats. One agency can make a difference, but it’s not who you think.
-
Federal supply-chain threats quietly growing
There’s a lot of emphasis on cyber threats, but the government is increasingly vulnerable to gaps in supply-chain security.
-
A federal response to cyber/physical threats
Security professionals must address the functionality and safety of crucial systems.
-
At long last: The final rule on safeguarding of contractor information systems
Using this new FAR provision, every federal agency now will require minimum cyber protection for federal contract information.
-
Secure networks critical to maintaining DoD tech edge
The Defense Department must work with the industrial base to protect technical information from cyberattacks.
-
Internet of Things: When cyberattacks have physical effects
The Internet of Things comes with new risks, such as vulnerabilities in SCADA systems that control critical infrastructure.
-
Reconciling risk and value for the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things: enormous opportunities, paired with vulnerabilities and consequences.
-
Why supply chain threats require a whole-of-government response
As supply chain threats evolve across sectors, a cohesive and collaborative defense is needed.
-
Why supply-chain threats call for urgent, cooperative action
Supply-chain threats don’t target only government or only industry. Confronting those threats requires a partnership — and soon.
-
‘Voluntary’ doesn’t secure the supply chain
Government contracting poses inherent supply chain threats. One agency can make a difference, but it’s not who you think.
-
Federal supply-chain threats quietly growing
There’s a lot of emphasis on cyber threats, but the government is increasingly vulnerable to gaps in supply-chain security.
-
A federal response to cyber/physical threats
Security professionals must address the functionality and safety of crucial systems.
-
At long last: The final rule on safeguarding of contractor information systems
Using this new FAR provision, every federal agency now will require minimum cyber protection for federal contract information.
-
Secure networks critical to maintaining DoD tech edge
The Defense Department must work with the industrial base to protect technical information from cyberattacks.
-
Internet of Things: When cyberattacks have physical effects
The Internet of Things comes with new risks, such as vulnerabilities in SCADA systems that control critical infrastructure.
-
Reconciling risk and value for the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things: enormous opportunities, paired with vulnerabilities and consequences.
