From continuous diagnostics and mitigation to Zero Trust to Secure by Design, the federal government’s approach to cybersecurity is constantly evolving as we learn more about the threats.

The Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency is pledging to go "left-of-boom" and surveil artificial intelligence software development practices in a new alert series, which offers lessons to ...

It’s no surprise that demand for more secure software is rising and these two approaches claim to outline the best way forward. As cybersecurity professionals, we need to know that the software ...

Makers of software used by the federal government will now be required to affirm that their products are manufactured with secure development practices in mind, filling out a form released Monday by ...

As I discussed in my previous article, CISA’s secure-by-design principles—which apply to software vendors supplying the U.S. government but should be considered by all software designers—call for ...

Security leaders and software developers will benefit from deeper visibility into their organisations’ software development security posture as they work, bolstering moves towards the nirvana of ...

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has launched a voluntary pledge for K–12 education technology software makers to “commit to designing products with greater security built in,” the ...

Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. Incorporating a Secure by Design framework is just the start to engineering a threat-resilient digital environment, per officials ...

At a time when many organizations still struggle to recruit and retain qualified cybersecurity talent, adversaries are moving faster than ever. According to the FortiGuard Labs 2H 2023 Threat ...

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is looking for feedback on its “secure by design” white paper, which pushes software manufacturers to follow more stringent security principles in ...

It is largely recognised among the IT security community that there is a direct correlation between the quality of code – as a percentage of coding errors per thousand lines of code – and cyber ...