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CISA Orders Federal Agencies to Patch Hundreds of Known Flaws
Under a new binding operational directive (BOD), CISA has developed a catalog of known, exploited vulnerabilities that federal agencies must address.
U.S. Export Controls Crack Down on Surveillance Tools
A newly proposed interim final rule is the result of 2017 negotiations as part of the Wassenaar Arrangement after initial export rules were met with criticism.
Majority of U.S. Government Agencies Have Launched VDPs
On the heels of a September mandate from CISA, 90 percent of cabinet-level agencies have now published a vulnerability-disclosure policy (VDP).
New Bill Would Bar Federal Agencies From Buying Data
The Fourth Amendment Is Not For Sale Act targets loopholes in the law that permit data brokers to sell American’s private data to government agencies without a court order.
Russian APT Group Actively Exploiting Flaws, U.S. Agencies Warn
The U.S. federal agency advisory on the active exploits of five flaws comes in tandem with the U.S. government formally attributing the SolarWinds supply-chain attack to Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) actors.