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Securing Government Agencies: Essential Eight and Other Efforts

Duo's Security Blog

This change reflects a movement we’re seeing in governments worldwide to be more assertive in improving government agency security. Service providers are already encouraged to comply with the Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF). Not surprisingly, these changes primarily focus on government agencies and the vendors who supply them.

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One Year Later: What Have We Learned Since the Colonial Pipeline Attack

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

government is recommending to ensure the operations of Critical National Infrastructure are not affected by ransomware attacks. Governments step up to protect all businesses. Government Towards a Zero Trust Architecture dictate U.S. Cyber insurance coverage ramps up. everywhere.

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Zero Trust: Can It Be Implemented Outside the Cloud?

eSecurity Planet

government and others, we are still no closer to seeing zero trust architecture widely adopted. I am very surprised that the cyber insurance industry has not required zero trust architecture already, but perhaps the $1.4 Networks need to be segmented and authenticated. No asset is inherently trusted.

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Enhancing Security and Reducing Costs with Advanced Zero Trust Implementation

Centraleyes

With its core principle of “never trust, always verify,” Zero Trust overcomes the limitations of traditional architectures by requiring continuous verification. It’s a strategic model that incorporates Zero Trust Architecture into a system. The benefits of Zero Trust Architecture far outweigh the initial costs.

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Key Cybersecurity Trends for 2024: My Predictions

Jane Frankland

Geopolitical tensions also foster information warfare and cyber espionage, compromising the security of governments, businesses, and individuals. Governments will likely weaponize cyber capabilities to gain geopolitical advantage and misinformation campaigns will be rife.

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New Warning from the White House Calls for Urgent Action

Cisco Security

But according to Anne Neuberger, the White House’s Deputy National Security Adviser for Cyber and Emerging Technology, this warning is “based on evolving threat intelligence, that the Russian government is exploring options for potential cyberattacks on critical infrastructure in the United States.”. Cyber insurance is not the answer!

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Seven Massachusetts Cities Join Forces to Bolster Cybersecurity Posture

SecureWorld News

The city has a more established IT setup, including a full-time IT director, which many of the smaller towns lack, according to this Government Technology article. Municipal governments must share data with counties, state agencies, and even some federal systems. On the plus side, they did mention multi-factor authentication and EDR.