Olympic Athletes and Cyber Defense Teams: Both Must Battle for the Top Position Just like Olympic athletes who strive for gold, cyber defense teams race against time to protect their organization from cyber threats. Both require unwavering dedication, rigorous training, and a relentless pursuit of improvement. Let's explore the parallels between these high-performance worlds.
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Very informative sessions around a topic often overlooked, but playing an important role. #emergingtrilateralpartnership #cyberthreats #cybermethodologies #cybervulnerabilities https://lnkd.in/gFgxrscv
CAA's Fall 2023 Conference; Cyber Warfare - Three sessions 1). Fireside Chat: An Overview of Cyber Warfare Challenges with Executive Director of CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency), Brandon Wales. Watch here. https://lnkd.in/g4j6vvw2 2). Emerging Trilateral Partnership; China, North Korea, & Russia - Speakers Bruce Klingner and Tom Wingfield with moderator Ambassador Morse Tan. Watch CAA's Fall 2023 Conference, Cyber Warfare here. https://lnkd.in/gmXVgpmv 3). Cyber Methodologies and Vulnerabilities - Fall 2023 Conference; Cyber Warfare with speakers Kelli Andrews, Gerald Caron III, and the Honorable Branko Terzic and moderator Ambassador Michael DeSombre. Watch here. https://lnkd.in/gKZZ4pkX
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Summary of the 2024 Cyberthreat Defense Report: 🔭 Survey Scope: 1,200 IT security professionals from 17 countries and 19 industries. ☑Key Finding: 82% of organizations experienced at least one successful cyberattack in 2023. ☑Top Concerns: Ongoing shortage of skilled IT security personnel, high concerns over malware, phishing, and ransomware. ☑Trends: Slight decrease in successful attacks compared to the previous year. For more detailed insights, you can access the full report here: https://lnkd.in/druQ3aDf
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Cybersecurity Public Speaker & Thought Leader; Author of Several Cyber/Infosec Books; CMMC CCP, CCA, PI; General Counsel; Electrical & Computer Engineer; Systems Admin./Dev.; Educator; Expert Witness; Company Co-founder
We live in an incredibly interconnected world. The COVID-19 pandemic really helped drive that home, both for us and our adversaries. We need to enhance our supply chain visibility, security, and resilience before our adversaries really take advantage of all of the vulnerabilities identified during COVID (and beyond). When you boil them down, a large percentage of the visibility, security, and resilience vulnerabilities are tied directly to every organization's cybersecurity posture. What are you doing to improve your own security and resilience, and how are you gaining visibility into what those in your supply chain are doing? Addressing these issues isn't easy. But, to their credit, the United States Department of Defense is blazing a trail for the rest of the government, and even civilian companies. There is a lot that we can learn from their efforts. And what’s really awesome is that they publish a lot of their work in the form of standards, white papers, etc. that are available at the unclassified level. They even travel to different conferences, trying to share their lessons learned. Thank you to folks like Lt. Gen. Skinner at the Defense Information Systems Agency who are helping to reshape the way our nation operates. You're doing the equivalent of changing the course of a fleet of aircraft carriers; progress will be slow and incremental. But don’t let that deter you. Your efforts aren't going unnoticed. #Cyber #Cybersecurity #Infosec #InformationSecurity #SupplyChain #SupplyChainSecurity #resilience #vulnerability #vulnerabilities #risk #riskmanagement #enterpriseriskmanagement #NIST #NIST800171 #CMMC #CMMC2
We are facing serious threats in the cyber domain, and we must not let our adversaries gain the strategic advantage. But we can't fight this battle alone. Winning in cyber requires teamwork between the United States Department of Defense and the Defense Industrial Base, as outlined in the National Defense Strategy and the Defense Industrial Base Cybersecurity Strategy. We're committed to playing our part, and we're asking our partners in industry to help us stay ahead.
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ISC2 recently sponsored the CyberEdge Group's 2024 Cyberthreat Defense Report. Get the report: https://ow.ly/efaf50SlkeZ #CISSP #Cybersecurity #Cyberthreat Key Findings: 🔐 82% of organizations suffered at least one successful cyberattack in 2023, but that’s down from 85% the previous year 🔐 The shortage of skilled IT security personnel eased slightly, but demand significantly exceeds supply for IT security administrators, analysts, architects, and others 🔐 Malware, account takeover attacks, phishing, and ransomware are the most-feared cyberthreats 🔐 The percentage of respondents who expect a successful cyberattack in the coming year has declined by 9% over two years
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Thank you Brian D. McCarthy for providing the enclosed. The DoD issued a deviation to the current DFARS 252.204-7012 updating NIST compliance to NIST SP 800-171 R2. It is unclear how many defense contractors are required to comply with DFAR 252.204-7012 today. Or how the DoD plans to provide oversight of compliance or the national or international DIB? What is clear is the DFARS is another cyber regulation to add to the growing list of cyber regulations effecting the private sector. Thaddeus Dziekanowski Veritas GRC United States Department of Defense #dfars #cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #cyberregulation
