Cybersecurity Coalition Announces CyberNext Brussels 2025
The Cybersecurity Coalition and Cyber Threat Alliance announced CyberNext Brussels 2025, 5 March 2025, which will discuss key European Union, Member State, and transatlantic cybersecurity policy issues.
Will Trump Uphold Biden’s Cybersecurity Order? Key AI and Vulnerability Management Provisions at Stake
In a decisive move during the final days of his administration, President Biden signed and released a cybersecurity EO marking a significant effort to address the evolving threat landscape particularly in the face of rising foreign adversaries.
NCD Coker Reflects on ONCD’s Successes, Lessons Learned, and Future
In a fireside chat hosted by the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, National Cyber Director Harry Coker reflected the success, experiences, and lessons learned at the Office the National Cyber Director.
Biden’s Latest Cyber EO Bolsters Work Underway, Faces Uncertain Future in Trump Administration
The EO on Strengthening and Promoting Innovation in the Nation’s Cybersecurity attempts to cement many of the cybersecurity priorities started in the Biden Administration and move forward other initiatives to stop new and emerging threats.
Cybersecurity Coalition Comments on ENISA’s NIS 2 Implementing Guidance
The Cybersecurity Coalition submitted comments to ENISA’s open consultation on its draft Implementing Guidance on the European Commission’s Implementing Regulation, which provides requirements related to the NIS 2 Directive.
Decrypt the Grid: CyberNext
Did you attend CyberNext DC 2024? Test your knowledge on all things CyberNext.
UKs Investigatory Powers Act Could Negatively Impact Cybersecurity
The Center for Cybersecurity Policy & Law submitted comments to the United Kingdom’s open consultation on the updated codes of practice and notice regulations for the Investigatory Powers Act.
Virginia Supreme Court Expands Computer Crime Law, Raising Legal Issues for Ethical Hackers
The Virginia Supreme Court issued a pivotal ruling with significant implications for corporate security, ethical hacking, and everyday computer users, that greatly expands the scope of Virginia’s computer fraud law.
Public Sector AI Governance: Build on Existing, Strong Foundations
The use of AI technologies in federal agencies is ever expanding but governance is necessary to ensure its proper use. This report looks at existing governance structures, the role of the CAIO, and recommendations to make governance more effective.
CyberNextDC 2024 Recap
The CyberNext DC Conference featured speakers from industry and government, and panel sessions focused on strengthening cybersecurity, promoting regulatory harmonization, and enhancing resilience.
