Bolstered info-sharing seen as a key to ransomware policy, but roles still to be determined
October 19, 2021
October 19, 2021
Some policy veterans are raising concern that partnership and collaboration may be taking a backseat to ransomware regulation.
Center for Internet Security expands assistance to state and locals, eyes work with vendors to drive improvements
October 18, 2021
October 18, 2021
CIS president and CEO John Gilligan and CTO Kathleen Moriarty discuss the group’s current efforts and vision for the future.
Preventing unauthorized devices from gaining access to your network helps ensure the security of hardware devices and assets.
CIS research measures its cybersecurity recommendations’ effectiveness at thwarting the common techniques used in attacks.
The Center for Internet Security is a global leader in online protection right in our backyard
October 5, 2021
October 5, 2021
CIS has resources available to businesses, municipalities, and governments across the U.S., free of charge.
The past couple years have seen ransomware rise to new heights of disruption, taking cities and critical infrastructure offline.
Hold the punitive damages: Connecticut is latest to incentivize implementing cybersecurity frameworks
October 1, 2021
October 1, 2021
This “incentivizing” Act is similar to the Ohio Data Protection Act and the Utah Cybersecurity Affirmative Defenses Act.
Center for Internet Security issues version 2.0 of ‘community defense model,’ prioritizing controls against prevalent attacks
September 30, 2021
September 30, 2021
This year’s CDM findings strongly reinforce the value of a relatively small number of well-chosen and essential defensive steps found in IG1.
The episode has been a reminder that there’s much work ahead for the Elections Infrastructure Information Sharing and Analysis Center.
So what can you do to make sure your remote employees are properly equipped to protect against cyberattacks?
In its DBIR 2021, Verizon explained that phishing continued its reign as one of the top Action varieties in breaches.
The Senate’s bill would throw a cybersecurity funding lifeline to government agencies.
As students settled in for an uncertain pandemic year lastyearr, ransomware attacks against K-12 accounted for 57% of all incidents reported to the MS-ISAC.
Companies that have greater confidence in security metrics are aggregating data from numerous sources to ensure a clean, correlated, and bias-free dataset.
The Senate is also negotiating passage of a $1 trillion infrastructure spending package, including $1 billion for a new cybersecurity grant program.
