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How the SEC charges against SolarWinds highlight the cybersecurity liability of software companies

By Jeff Wayman on October 31, 2023 Cybersecurity

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Read about how the Securities and Exchange Commission charged SolarWinds and its chief information security officer for violating federal securities laws
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White House National Cybersecurity Strategy: Landmark action for a critical threat

By Brian Fox on March 02, 2023 Cybersecurity

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The Biden administration announced a new, historic National Cybersecurity Strategy calling for cybersecurity liability and increased investment.
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Major government attack highlights how Log4j is still unresolved

By Luke Mcbride on March 11, 2022 vulnerabilities

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Despite all the attention and effort so far this year, this open source vulnerability found a it’s first major victim in multiple U.S. State governments.
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How Much Should the Federal Government Worry About Log4j?

By Sonatype on December 21, 2021 vulnerabilities

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As the world worries about Log4j exploit, we look at how the US Federal Government is responding - and how worried it should be about this vulnerability.
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What Does NIST’s Definition of Critical Software Mean to You?

By Matt Howard on June 28, 2021 government

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NIST's definition of Critical Software in relation to the 2021 Cybersecurity Executive Order may seem broad, but its immediate implementation is limited.
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How Does Securing the Software Supply Chain Fit the DoD CIO Zero Trust Architecture?

By Sonatype on June 24, 2021 software bill of materials

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Curious how the DoD Zero Trust Architecture relates to secure development and protecting your software supply chain? We're breaking that down for you.
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SBOM – From the Idea of Transparency to the Reality of Code

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Allan Friedman from the NTIA has been working on SBOM standards in government and industry, for years. He spoke at ELEVATE 2021 about their status and future.
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What is Dependency Confusion and Why Does it Matter in the Federal Sector?

By Sonatype on May 21, 2021 government

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Developers in the federal space are not immune from dependency confusion attacks.
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Katie Arrington discusses making development move at the speed of relevance

By Ryan Schradin on September 14, 2020 government

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Katie Arrington, CISO for the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, recently discussed DevSecOps in the federal government and how the DoD is tackling key issues.
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