Digital supply chains are complex and critical systems. In a rapidly evolving cyber landscape, supply chain security remains a top concern for organizations looking to solidify their protection strategies. Many organizations look to NIST for direction when setting their cybersecurity strategy. The new version of the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF 2.0) has recently been released and provides best practices to help navigate the evolving threat lan...

Please join Quzara and Carahsoft on April 25, 2024 for a critical discussion on the evolving threat landscape, practical defense strategies, and the intricate web of regulatory compliance shaping the future of defense cybersecurity. Attend to experience: Expert Insights: Hear from a distinguished panel, including voices from Microsoft's Defense and Aerospace teams, the DOD DC3 Crime Center, the FBI, and Schellman, a C3PAO focused on CMMC. Real...

Critical infrastructure services in North America face accelerating threats from both nation-states and other sophisticated threat actors. Governments globally are grappling with how to best balance incentives, support, and direct oversight. Meanwhile, critical infrastructure owners and operators face significant challenges with technology, staff resources, and expertise to better manage cyber resilience. For instance, the healthcare industry...

Most K12 school boards forego comprehensive disaster recovery (DR) due to expensive and unpredictable pricing models, putting themselves at risk of a data breach or cyber attack. To help K12 schools mitigate this risk, Stage2Data partnered with Cohesity to offer a fixed-cost DR solution towards substantially lowering cybersecurity policy costs by 30%. In this webinar, attendees will benefit from shared insights on common challenges faced by K1...

When Executive Order 14028, “Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity,” was issued in May 2021, it included directives for agencies to establish several incident response and logging procedures, including sharing information on incident detection and response, by August 2023. In August of that year, the Office of Management and Budget issued Memorandum 21-31 setting specific requirements for agencies to meet, for which the Cybers...

By April 2024, the new SEC rules will have been in place for a few months. It will be a good time to see how the SEC rules have impacted organizations. The rules are written to put CISOs and organizations at risk of enacting inadequate cybersecurity programs or not reporting incidents, creating opportunity for the reporting to put the organization at greater risk. It is time to step back and see what has transpired and what appears to be trans...

Florida is the third-largest state in the U.S. by population, and it continues to grow rapidly – from 2010 to 2020, its population grew by 14.5%. That kind of growth rate might be the envy of other states, but it also means increased pressure on the state government to deliver internet-based, user-friendly services for everything from child support services to renewing business licenses. Bringing digital transformation to the Sunshine St...

The foundation for successful Zero Trust implementation lies in establishing a trusted data source that spans all devices and networks. Forescout, a longstanding provider of device visibility and control solutions, offers a reliable option that predates the inception of the CDM program. Its track record in serving civilian customers across government sectors underscores its expertise in this domain. Join us on March 27th for a webinar hosted b...

Federal departments and agencies are making headway in meeting the requirements of Executive Order 14028, issued in May 2021, to strengthen their cybersecurity by implementing a zero trust architecture. To date, many agencies have made progress in areas like identity management and secure access. But the journey toward achieving a zero trust environment is different for every department. The challenges that civilian agencies must overcome are...

It has become clear over the past several years that maintaining U.S. election integrity is not just a single agency’s responsibility. Conducting fair and accurate elections is the responsibility of each state and territory. Meanwhile, nation-states, partisans, and scammers can interfere with voter information, try to cast doubt on election outcomes, and spread disinformation across social media, to name just a few. The Office of the Dir...