The 13th annual (ISC)² Security Congress 2023 will bring together cybersecurity professionals from around the world for industry-leading education, compelling keynotes, exclusive networking, inside-track career resources, exhibitor showcases and much more, delivered all under one roof at the stunning Gaylord Opryland resort. From expert advice to industry insights, hear from the profession’s most knowledgeable speakers and participa...

The demands on the public sector are greater than ever and to meet these demands, agencies are transforming how they collect and use data. These advancements are leading to new ways of service in a modernized workforce – and paired with an increased digital presence – means increased risk and more destructive cyberattacks. It has never been more important to stop breaches before they happen. Security must now be at the center of ev...

(ISC)² Security Congress turns the spotlight on cutting-edge collaboration and learning for thousands of cybersecurity professionals from all over the world, October 10-12, 2022, at Caesars Palace Las Vegas and virtually. Watch for announcements about star keynotes, hundreds of educational sessions, and Vegas-style networking events planned for you in person and virtually next fall.

With cyberattacks on the increase at all levels of government, The White House issued a new executive order at the end of January that requires agencies to have a zero trust architecture in place by the end of FY 2024. The Office of Management and Budget followed with a memorandum (M-22-09) that laid out the requirements agencies must meet and the deadlines for completing the tasks outlined in the document. OMB identified five areas of focus--...

Leveraging the SAME Platform to Enhance the Nation’s Cyber Protection Federal cyber security standards are rapidly evolving to respond to the explosive growth of malware, ransomware, and even “killware” attacks spreading across all sectors of society. In response, federal engineers have turned to the AEC industry for collaboration and recommendations to enhance the planning, design, and protection of smart technologies in bui...

As the nation faces more persistent and sophisticated cyber threats than ever before, federal agencies can no longer take for granted that their systems and applications are secure. With that in mind, the federal government is taking unprecedented measures to protect the highly sensitive information of Americans. Central to the government’s efforts to deter, protect against, detect, and respond to a constant barrage of attacks, the Biden...