How cyber defenders can proactively prep networks

IT & Networks

Concerns over Trump’s alleged use of personal, unsecured smartphone

Two senators on the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs have requested that the Department of Defense provide information on what is being done to secure and preserve presidential communications reportedly made from an unapproved device at risk to hacking.
Report looks at role, results of federal chief data officers

A report is seeking to find out how the proper implementation of a chief data officer’s authority and operational framework can enable data-driven taxpayer-benefiting government decision-making.
A new chance at digital transformation [Commentary]

When I served as a federal chief information officer, there was a standing joke in government circles that the people work for the systems — not the other way around. And as with most jokes, there is an element of truth to it.
Visionaries needed for federal cybersecurity, insider threat programs [Commentary]

The Apollo Guidance Computer had less computing power than the smartphone that’s likely resting in your pocket, but to Eugene Cernan, the last astronaut to walk on the moon, it was considered state of the art technology in 1972. There’s simply no end in sight to the fast and furious pace of technological advancement.