Building Digital Solidarity: The New International Cyberspace and Digital Policy Strategy
U.S. State Department releases International Cyberspace & Digital Policy Strategy, building off the U.S. National Cybersecurity Strategy.
Event Recap - Advancing Risk Management: Cybersecurity, Privacy and AI
The CCPL hosted a half-day event during the RSA Conference in San Francisco featuring speakers from the NIST and the NCCoE to talk about the Cybersecurity, Privacy, and AI risk management frameworks.
CISA Promotes Secure by Design Principles with Industry Pledge
CISA announced its “Secure by Design Pledge,” a voluntary commitment by software manufacturers to work towards implementing several cybersecurity best practices.
CISA in the Driver’s Seat Over Critical Infrastructure
The Biden Administration released a new National Security Memorandum that aims to strengthen the U.S. critical infrastructure.
Is it Time for Mandatory Multifactor Authentication?
In the wake of the Change Healthcare breach – caused by compromised credentials and no multifactor authentication (MFA) on a remote access server – is it time for government to mandate MFA for critical infrastructure organizations?
Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law Launches Fellowship Program with Two Inaugural Cybersecurity Fellows
Donna Dodson and Mark Bohannon have been named the inaugural fellows for Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law.
The UK PSTI Act Comes into Effect
The UK’s Product Security and Telecoms Infrastructure Act comes into effect today and If you are doing business in the UK and are a manufacturer or retailer of consumer smart products find out the implications.
The U.S. Data Security EO with Lee Licata and Grant Dasher (DCP S2 E3)
In the latest Distilling Cyber Policy podcast episode, Lee Licata, from the Department of Justice, and Grant Dasher, from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency discuss the recent data privacy executive order with our hosts.
New Report Highlights Need for Investment to Reduce Systemic Risks of Ransomware in Latin America
A new report from the Digi Americas Alliance, written in collaboration with Duke University, looks at cyber readiness in Latin America and some of the pressing challenges these nations are facing.
CISA Proposes Sweeping Cyber Incident Reporting for U.S. Companies
The federal government is one step closer to requiring approximately 315,000 businesses to report cyber incidents and ransomware payments.
