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Security News for the Week Ending May 6, 2022

Tomorrow is the one-year anniversary of the Colonial Pipeline attack. The government has done more to improve cybersecurity in the last year than it had done in the last 10 years. But there is still a lot more to do. Jury Finds Norton/Lifelock Infringed on Two Columbia University Patents Even in the world of cybersecurity, […]

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NIST Releases New Supply Chain Risk Guide

Here is another short read for you (sorry). For those who read this blog on a regular basis, you know that we talk about supply chain risk a lot. Formally, the government calls it Cybersecurity Supply Chain Risk Management or C-SCRM. Supply chain attacks are very popular because if you pull one off (think SolarWinds), […]

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Secure Software Development Program – Its Now The Law if You Sell to the Feds

As we watch hackers compromise systems of both large and small companies in every country every day, it kind of points out the obvious – whatever security program companies that develop software have in place are not adequate to the threat. Up until now, software companies have not suffered because their license agreements say that […]

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Russia Has a Cure to Their Cyber Talent Shortage

You may have heard that Russians with cyber expertise have been leaving the country by the tens of thousands. That represents a big problem for the Kremlin. Russian companies, no different than U.S. companies, need cyber talent to operate their businesses. In addition, especially now, they need cybersecurity talent to protect their businesses – and […]

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