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The commitments are voluntary, but CISA officials said they are committed to measuring progress by the signatories across key commitments over the next year.
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The agency’s request for information on its software security white paper “acknowledges that security by design is not easy,” and that additional comments from manufacturers and other interested parties are needed.
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Executive assistant director for cybersecurity says the current model “does not account for the capability and the acceleration of the adversaries who we’re up against.”
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First, there was a strategy. Now, there’s a plan. The Biden Administration recently released its plan for implementing the highly anticipated national cybersecurity strategy published in March. The new National Cybersecurity Strategy Implementation Plan (NCSIP) lays out specific deadlines and responsibilities for the White House’s vision for cybersecurity. The plan is being managed by the […]
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For years, developers and IT security teams have been at loggerheads. While developers feel security slows progress, security teams assert that developers sacrifice security priorities in their quest to accelerate production. This disconnect results in flawed software that is vulnerable to attack. While advocates for speed and security clash, consumers must often pay the price […]
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The traditional approach to security has been to get the product to market fast and worry about security later. Unfortunately, that approach has never really worked. It puts too much of the cybersecurity responsibilities on the customer and leaves many vulnerabilities primed for exploitation at any point in the supply chain. As cyber threats become […]
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In this talk (embedded below), brothers Glenn ten Cate and Riccardo ten Cate identify issues in current secure coding practices. They show how to use the Open Web Application Security Project’s security knowledge framework to build apps that… Continue reading OWASP Security Knowledge Framework
How can IoT security be improved? The UK Government just published new details of its surprising and unfashionable answer. Continue reading Is a sticky label the answer to the IoT’s security problems?