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Sara Friedman's focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, privacy & cybersecurity, and technology topics indicates a strong interest in regulatory developments within the technology sector. She seems particularly interested in covering how these regulations impact businesses and innovation.
Given her emphasis on detailed government announcements and legal policy regulation in the cybersecurity field, Sara is likely to respond well to pitches that offer insights from experts with direct knowledge of legislative changes or compliance issues within the tech industry. Additionally, she may be receptive to analysis from professionals who can provide unique perspectives on how these policies affect business operations.
As Sara's reporting does not specify a geographic focus, it suggests an international perspective when covering regulatory changes and their implications for businesses operating within various jurisdictions.
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By: Sara Friedman
Cyber support for water utilities should go toward efforts that will have the most impact at the lowest cost, according to stakeholders who testified at a House Science hearing on the Environmental Protection Agency’s role, under-resourced communities and potential actions for lawmakers.
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By: Sara Friedman
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is consolidating its efforts to four town halls in June to gather feedback on a final rule to establish a mandatory incident reporting regime for critical infrastructure owners and operators, rescheduling a seven-part series that was postponed by the DHS shutdown.
By: Sara Friedman
The New York Department of Financial Services has issued new guidance offering steps to prepare for cybersecurity risks from frontier artificial intelligence models, continuing efforts at the state level to bolster security in the AI sector.
By: Sara Friedman
Legislation to rework the Federal Acquisition Security Council is among the bills included in the Chairman’s mark of the fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, which will be considered at a June 4 markup of the House Armed Services Committee, along with measures addressing supply chain security, artificial intelligence and zero trust.
By: Sara Friedman
The Office of Management and Budget is revising its policy for federal agencies to conduct logging through introducing a risk-based approach, rescinding a 2021 memorandum under the Biden administration.
By: Sara Friedman
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is looking to improve the nation’s security posture while minimizing the compliance burden on industry through a series of rescheduled town halls to get additional feedback on an incident reporting rulemaking before it is finalized, according to an agency announcement.
By: Sara Friedman
Kirsten Davies, chief information officer for the Defense Department, highlighted efforts to gain visibility through the launch of a massive licensing vehicle for Microsoft 365 services, which she argued will help with the implementation of zero trust cybersecurity policies.
By: Sara Friedman
The House version of the fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act, set for a June 4 markup, would require a review and potential realignment of the Defense Department’s cyber responsibilities, and studies on zero trust, open-source software and agentic artificial intelligence.
By: Sara Friedman
Supply chain risks are not all created equal, according to stakeholders who are proposing a new approach to get after the most critical components linked to China that have the ability to do the most damage.
