Compliance Therapy

By: Igor Volovich, VP, Compliance Strategy In the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape, organizations are continuously challenged to stay ahead of threats while ensuring compliance with many

The Biden-Harris Administration’s recently released National Cybersecurity Strategy calls for two fundamental shifts in how the United States allocates roles, responsibilities, and resources in cyberspace.

With billions of federal dollars flowing into state and local agencies, there has never been a better time to invest in a cybersecurity program.

The United States government recently published its National Cyber Strategy, a comprehensive plan aimed at improving the nation’s cybersecurity posture. The strategy outlines several key initiatives, including securing federal networks, strengthening critical infrastructure cybersecurity, and promoting cybersecurity as a national economic and security priority.

As CMMC 2.0 becomes Federal law this spring, bringing increasing numbers of defense contracts within its scope, firms will begin to see their revenues directly impacted by their compliance posture – and that’s the point!

As a previous director of Federal Network Security (FNS) for the National Cyber Security Division of the Department of Homeland Security, I am highly sensitive

It’d be hard to miss the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and the danger that individuals, companies, and European governments face, from land, air, and

Operational Technology (OT) environments have increasingly come into scope of cyberattacks as continuing IT/OT convergence has eroded the boundary between these traditionally segregated domains. Despite