May 18, 2024
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Republican commissioners on the Securities and Exchange Commission are supportive of a final rule to establish cyber requirements for broker-dealers, investment companies and advisors, while expressing concern over the potential volume of breach reports and highlighting changes to the rulemaking.
The federal government can effectively leverage its role as a procurer of software to produce positive security outcomes across the tech ecosystem, according to NIST Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board Chair Steve Lipner, who argues that the establishment of tort-based liability protections would impose unnecessary costs on manufacturers.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is providing federal agencies support to comply with zero trust requirements for encrypting web traffic through the Domain Name System, in a guide that contains an actionable checklist and recommendations for prioritizing implementation steps.
Eric Goldstein, executive assistant director for cybersecurity, is leaving the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency next month, following three years leading the agency’s efforts under the cybersecurity division.
House Oversight cyber subcommittee leaders sought to get a big picture view of cyber attacks sponsored by China-based nation state actors from former intelligence community officials at a Wednesday hearing.
The Federal Communications Commission will take up a proposal from Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel at a June meeting to require broadband providers to establish plans for implementing secure measures for Border Gateway Protocol, marking the FCC’s first attempt to use its new neutrality rules to address cybersecurity.
NIST’s major update to the cybersecurity framework presents an opportunity for continued and renewed investments improving the security of internal systems and working with partners, according to stakeholders who participated in a Venable event.