Continuous MonitoringDMDC Breach Reveals What Happens When Audit Findings Sit Unaddressed
The DMDC breach exposed over 3 million records due to unaddressed audit findings, underscoring the critical need for proactive cybersecurity compliance.
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Continuous MonitoringThe DMDC breach exposed over 3 million records due to unaddressed audit findings, underscoring the critical need for proactive cybersecurity compliance.
Continuous MonitoringWhen CISA added CVE-2026-96951 (Microsoft Windows Command Injection) and CVE-2026-104935 (Ivanti Connect Secure Authentication Bypass by Spoofing) to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog this w
Continuous MonitoringUnauthorized users accessed sensitive personnel records at the Defense Manpower Data Center for roughly nine months before discovery, exposing 2.76 million living individuals and 294,000 deceased indi
Continuous MonitoringYou re about to report the same cyber incident twice: once to the Pentagon under DFARS 252.204-7012 , and again to CISA under the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act (CIRCIA). Unl
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Continuous MonitoringThese questions come from compliance officers and IT security leads at defense contractors who ve spent the last two years watching CISA ’s Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act mov
Continuous MonitoringThe Problem / Why This Matters Now A Defense Manpower Data Center file-sharing server was exposed for nine months, leaking unencrypted personally identifiable information on 2.76 million living indivi
Continuous MonitoringYou re facing a choice that will define how you defend your compliance posture to auditors, customers, and leadership: do you prove your controls work once a year, or do you prove it continuously? Thi
Continuous MonitoringYou re staring at a CloudTrail alert: three files deleted from your S3 bucket in 13 seconds. Your team needs to determine if this was authorized, who did it, and what else the actor accessed. But you
Continuous MonitoringYour agency s Zero Trust initiative isn t failing because the architecture is wrong. It s failing because you re repeating the same implementation errors that have derailed dozens of federal programs
Continuous MonitoringThe Conventional Wisdom Federal agencies rushing to meet zero trust mandates have latched onto a simple formula: continuous security testing equals better security posture. CISA s Zero Trust Maturity
Continuous MonitoringThe conventional wisdom: Your incident is over when services come back online. You ve restored from backup, users can log in again, and the CEO can tell the board that operations have resumed. Recover
Continuous MonitoringYou ve restored systems, users are back online, and the board wants to move on. But here s the problem: operational recovery and breach recovery aren t the same thing. Confusing them is how organizati
Continuous MonitoringIf you re drafting your agency s logging plan for the November 18 deadline, you re facing two main challenges: OMB s demand for mature enterprise logging capabilities and your budget office s concerns
Continuous MonitoringYou ve accepted that FedRAMP 20x is coming, your 3PAO is already asking about OSCAL submissions, and you re tired of manually reconciling Word documents every time a control changes. What you need is
Continuous MonitoringYour agency probably collects more security logs than you can use and monitors fewer critical events than you should. CISA s new logging guidance addresses a problem that has persisted across federal
Continuous MonitoringCISA has expanded the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) program to include Operational Technology (OT) and Internet of Things (IoT) assets. This marks a significant shift in federal cybersec