Inside Cybersecurity

May 29, 2024

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By Sara Friedman

Amazon Web Services is urging the Commerce Department to clarify its proposed rulemaking to establish a regime where cloud service providers would be required to share information on the identity of their foreign customers.

By Sara Friedman

CISA Director Jen Easterly provided an update on progress to implement December recommendations from the agency’s advisory committee in a recent memorandum responding to individual proposals.

By Jacob Livesay

An Environmental Protection Agency loan program created in 2014 for water infrastructure represents a potentially underutilized source of funding for improving the cyber posture of systems and facilities across the United States amid the agency’s announcement of plans to step up cyber enforcement efforts, according to Norma Krayem of Van Scoyoc Associates.

By Jacob Livesay

A massive shortfall in available vulnerability information resulting from the slowdown of a key service offered by the National Institute of Standards and Technology has left organizations susceptible to cyber attacks that could have been avoided, according to research from vulnerability intelligence company VulnCheck.

By Jacob Livesay

Former White House cyber coordinator Michael Daniel says the implementation plan for President Biden's national cyber strategy could be improved by clarifying desired outcomes and setting benchmark metrics for success.

By Sara Friedman

A proposal on certification bodies and test labs considered at the Federal Communications Commission’s May meeting provides a look into how the regulatory agency for the communications sector will address national security concerns in 2024 over untrustworthy equipment on U.S. networks.

By Sara Friedman

A research agency under the Department of Health and Human Services is starting a $50 million grant program to help hospitals figure out where to make investments in bolstering their cybersecurity.

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