A top agency official said formal backing from Congress could strengthen the global vulnerability-tracking system but warned against measures that may limit its ability to adapt to ever-changing hacking threats.
(L to R) Nuno Rodrigues Carvalho, head of sector for Incident and Vulnerability Services at the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity, and Lindsey Cerkovnik, branch chief of vulnerability response and coordination at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, speak with Nextgov/FCW Cybersecurity Reporter David DiMolfetta Aug. 6 ant the Black Hat cybersecurity conference.
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A proposal to formalize the vulnerability tracking program could strengthen its foundation, but officials warn against rules that…
A proposal to formalize the vulnerability tracking program could strengthen its foundation, but officials warn against rules that…
The forthcoming mandate aims to triage vulnerabilities by real-world consequences of a successful cyberattack, marking a major…
The move is part of CISA’s response “to the current threat landscape where AI software services can assist threat actors to find…
In recent years, the U.S. government has reoriented its cybersecurity strategy away from prevention and toward resilience.
Federal government will be directed to plan first to ward off the most devastating attacks.
