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The Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) organization that develops, advances, and promotes best practices and educational opportunities among cybersecurity professionals. The Center provides a forum for thought leadership for the benefit of those in the industry including members of civil society and government entities in the area of cybersecurity and related technology policy. The Center seeks to leverage the experience of leaders in the field to ensure a robust marketplace for cybersecurity technologies that will encourage professionals, companies, and groups of all sizes to take steps to improve their cybersecurity practices.
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FedRAMP Signals Acceleration of Requirements for Machine-Readable Packages in the Rev5 Process
FedRAMP has proposed modifications to the Rev5 process in the newly published RFCs that could enact major changes and require Cloud Service Offerings to provide authorization packages in a “machine-readable format.”
Yet Another Blog about 'Cyber Operations' Part I: The Lexicon
The vocabulary around cyber operations has become muddled with policymakers often conflating terms. This post aims to set a standard lexicon for all to use moving forward.
Special Episode: A Look at Cyber Policy in 2026 (DCP S2 E12)
For our second special episode of the Distilling Cyber Policy podcast, Alex and Jen from the Center are joined by experts to try and predict the future of cyber policy in the coming year, while reflecting on some of their previous prediction.
Offensive Cyber Operations with Stacy O’Mara and Leonard Bailey (DCP S2 11)
Offensive cyber activity has become a central policy conversation as governments worldwide rethink what tools are necessary to counter increasingly sophisticated threats.
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