Sara Friedman is a Managing Editor for Hustle Con Media, Inc., NSS Labs, and Inside Missile Defense. Her articles primarily focus on topics related to technology, cybersecurity, and defense. Sara's work has also been featured in The Apopka Voice.
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By: Sara Friedman
BSA-The Software Alliance is asking the Commerce Department to make changes to its proposed customer identification program where U.S. infrastructure-as-a-service providers will need to provide information on their foreign customers to fulfill an obligation in an upcoming federal regulation.
By: Sara Friedman
The Biden administration has unveiled its plans for revamping how the government will boost the resilience and security of U.S. critical infrastructure through a new national security memorandum that affirms CISA’s role as the national coordinator, improve information sharing and codify the agency’s work on identifying “systemically important entities.”
By: Sara Friedman
President Biden has signed a long-awaited national security memorandum to update the government’s work to address critical infrastructure resilience and security at the interagency level, within the intelligence community and in partnership with key sectors.
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By: Sara Friedman
CISA Director Jen Easterly provided three priorities for the upcoming fiscal year to House appropriators at a Tuesday hearing, including protecting the federal enterprise, addressing threats from China and providing resources to help under resourced entities.
By: Sara Friedman
Stakeholders from the financial, telecom and electricity sectors will share their views today on CISA’s proposed rule to establish mandatory cyber incident reporting requirements for critical infrastructure at a House hearing.
By: Sara Friedman
Bob Kolasky, former chief of the CISA National Risk Management Center, says there are opportunities for more oversight over cloud service providers under President Biden’s national security memorandum updating the government’s decade-old policy for the resilience and security of critical infrastructure.
By: Sara Friedman
Lawmakers at a House hearing sought to get an understanding of how the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency can implement an effective mandatory incident reporting regime that meets the intent of the 2022 law, including harmonizing requirements across agencies and scoping what information is needed to provide value to all stakeholders.
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