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Upend Government Cybersecurity With Zero Trust

A combination of factors allows agencies to enhance cybersecurity.

Ensuring the right zero-trust environment requires extensive planning, new processes, plenty of resources, and products that fit unique requirements. Credit: Mdisk/Shutterstock

Addressing Burnout in the Cybersecurity Workforce

The CDC’s reorganization is paving the way for a more supported and resilient cyber workforce.

Day 2 at the Health IT Summit 2024 led to discussions about burnout and stress in the cybersecurity workforce. Shutterstock image by PeopleImages.com - Yuri A.

What Is the Government Doing to Advance Health Care Digitization?

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services counsel discusses cybersecurity in medical care.

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Air Force Cyber Mission Defense Teams 2.0: An Evolving Concept

The service is considering how to protect its most vital assets in the face of great power competition.

Joe McDade (l), assistant deputy chief of staff for plans and programs and Maj. Gen. David Snoddy, assistant deputy chief of staff for cyber effects operations, both at the Department of the Air Force, speak on December 14 at AFCEA NOVA's Air Force IT Day.

President's Commentary: The All-Hands Approach to Securing the Supply Chain

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Securing the Artificial Intelligence Supply Chain May Require an Abundance of AI

Technology developers explore AI supply chain vulnerabilities, focus on data integrity and teach AI to fix AI.

Data centers are a battle ground where malicious actors try to disrupt defense operations by leveraging weaknesses in AI. Credit: Gorodenkoff/Shutterstock

Supply-Chain Risk Management Program Is Aiding North Dakota’s Cybersecurity

The effort is part of a whole-of-government approach to increase the state’s cyber posture.

Even with its picturesque scenery, such as Lake Sakakawea, and its farmlands, the state of North Dakota faces 4 million cyber attacks a year, and as a result, its chief information security officer has had to pursue a whole-of-government approach to greatly strengthen its cybersecurity, including developing a supply chain risk management program. Credit: North Dakota Tourism

Emerging Technologies To Secure the Supply Chain

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NIST Program Helps Unmask Facial Recognition Spoofers

Data gathered will inform new technology standards.

National Institute of Standards and Technology researchers evaluate software algorithms aimed at detecting poor quality or deliberate spoofing attempts in facial recognition and analysis photos and videos, such as images used for passports or for biometrics to provide access to computers and mobile phones. NIST image