The Biden White House’s anticipated #Cyber Executive Order is finally out and it tries to cement many of the priorities from the last four years while also focusing on initiatives to stop emerging threats. In a new blog post, Luke O'Grady breaks down what the EO says and its potential fate in the new Trump Administration: "National Security Council staff have been briefing the incoming team on the merits of this new EO...However, its future is still uncertain, especially given the incoming administration’s recent threats to revoke a number of other Biden Administration EOs." Read more about the cyber EO here: https://lnkd.in/eHyJ-7Qq
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Some good digital identity content in the Cyber EO, including using WebAuthn phishing resistant MFA, enabling federal agencies to accept of mobile driver licenses, and creation of attribute exchange services.
The Biden White House’s anticipated #Cyber Executive Order is finally out and it tries to cement many of the priorities from the last four years while also focusing on initiatives to stop emerging threats. In a new blog post, Luke O'Grady breaks down what the EO says and its potential fate in the new Trump Administration: "National Security Council staff have been briefing the incoming team on the merits of this new EO...However, its future is still uncertain, especially given the incoming administration’s recent threats to revoke a number of other Biden Administration EOs." Read more about the cyber EO here: https://lnkd.in/eHyJ-7Qq
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Check out my post about the White House's new cyber EO and get insights from my brilliant colleagues on the Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law blog!
The Biden White House’s anticipated #Cyber Executive Order is finally out and it tries to cement many of the priorities from the last four years while also focusing on initiatives to stop emerging threats. In a new blog post, Luke O'Grady breaks down what the EO says and its potential fate in the new Trump Administration: "National Security Council staff have been briefing the incoming team on the merits of this new EO...However, its future is still uncertain, especially given the incoming administration’s recent threats to revoke a number of other Biden Administration EOs." Read more about the cyber EO here: https://lnkd.in/eHyJ-7Qq
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Currently seeking a new position. Cybersecurity and risk management expert with CISSP and active clearance.
Trump Terminates DHS Advisory Committee Memberships, Disrupting Cybersecurity Review https://ift.tt/A2f9B4W The new Trump administration has terminated all memberships of advisory committees that report to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). "In alignment with the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) commitment to eliminating the misuse of resources and ensuring that DHS activities prioritize our national security, I am directing the termination of all current memberships on advisory via The Hacker News https://ift.tt/c1xRwqA January 22, 2025 at 10:17AM
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NEW: To revamp itself to combat future threats, U.S. Cyber Command must streamline its partnerships with industry, envision a new system for how the military services recruit and retain talent, and overhaul its own hiring practices, according to an extensive internal review. Get your "Cyber Command 2.0" news on The Record from Recorded Future News https://lnkd.in/e4gWwUxt
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Governor Kathy Hochul on protecting New York from cyber threats: “It is happening in real-time. So I view this as just an important part of my responsibility as the governor of New York.” Watch her Columbia IGP Spotlight Interview with Secretary Hillary Clinton during Columbia | SIPA, Cyber Program’s Cyber Conference on Cyber Regulation and Harmonization: https://lnkd.in/ejhDAzuX
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Rachel G. and I got our manuscript published in PRISM, National Defense University’s peer-reviewed journal! The piece, titled “Cybersecurity on Retainer,” argues that the government should develop a funded retainer program to maintain the response capacity needed for potential significant cyber incidents. Opinions are our own. https://lnkd.in/eBaqRS46
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An election is on the horizon, and we need to hold governments accountable for cyber attacks on our critical infrastructure. You can help by understanding cyber basics and asking the right questions. Get started with these key talking points I’ve outlined for Smart Water Magazine 💧. https://hubs.ly/Q02PxjgD0 #cyberattack #election2024 #politics #criticalinfrastructure
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Discover methods to safeguard sensitive information in a perimeter-less digital landscape on October 8 during the Rubrik Public Sector Virtual Summit. United States Department of Defense’s Randy Resnick and U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s @Don Yeske (pending approval) will examine new guidance that aims to: 📈 Advance #ZeroTrust maturity 🔒 Reduce the impact of breaches 🚨 Identify suspect activity earlier in the cyber intrusion lifecycle Register: https://bit.ly/3XX6LH7 #RubrikPublicSectorSummit
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CEO, Building Cyber Security, Principal The Niemeyer Group, MP NADSCO LLC, Corporate Board Member, Partner UCAN Power
The POLITICO article at link highlighting Presidential candidate positions on national cyber policy strangely fails to mention that only one candidate specifically includes in their national platform the following - “We must use all tools of National Power to protect our Nation's critical infrastructure and Industrial Base from malicious cyber actors. This will be a National Priority to both raise the Security Standards for our Critical Systems and Networks and defend them against bad actors." Our current lazy, ineffective policies for the cyber protection of essential services for our citizens have resulted in a wide range of Nation-State attacks to U.S. critical infrastructure. We are failing in this mission and cannot continue this risk. It’s time for new leadership with a national priority to actually implement effective programs to protect our homeland, as opposed to more conferences, studies and strategies. Elections do have consequences. Please repost if you agree. #cyber #cybersafety #cyberdefense #cyberrisk #cyberinsurance #safety #cyberattack #operationaltechnology #smartcontrols #infrastructure #buildingcybersecurity #realestate #cybersecurity #cybertraining #cyberrange #cyberframework #cybercommissioning, #cyberassessment #62443 https://lnkd.in/gC_mY7f3
Dozens of former officials chart course for next administration’s cyber policies
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US Government Accountability Office Director of IT and Cybersecurity Dave Hinchman says U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) looked at how five departments were managing their cyber workforce. Results? Mixed, but DHS looks good, and HHS not so much. https://lnkd.in/dQ8Vr6NG
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Senior Director, Cyber & Emerging Tech Policy, Global Government Affairs at Cisco
3wThoughtful insights from the Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law on the Executive Order released this morning. Notable to see Secretary of Defense directed to conduct a pilot aimed at leveraging #AI for cyber defense in the energy sector. “This pilot program, and accompanying assessment, may include vulnerability detection, automatic patch management, and the identification and categorization of anomalous and malicious activity across information technology (IT) or operational technology systems.” Harnessing #AI to boost resilience and security of critical IT systems that operate and manage our nation’s energy grid is an important idea that should not be lost in the weeks and months ahead. Fostering and leveraging technology advancements in identifying anomalies, detecting vulnerabilities, and applying patches should certainly be a priority for the incoming Administration.