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One Incident, Several Reports: What GAO's Panel & CISA's Town Halls Say About Harmonization [Updated]
A single cyber incident at a utility can owe reports to several federal agencies, each with its own clock and definition. The Government Accountability Office's latest panel heard that again, and electric, gas, oil, and water groups told the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency the same thing in June. This post looks at where the overlap sits and where the reporting rule stands.
National Cyber Strategy: What It Means for Critical Infrastructure
The Trump administration released its long-awaited National Cyber Strategy. Six pages, six pillars, and a clear signal that federal cyber policy is shifting toward offensive posture and regulatory streamlining. For critical infrastructure operators, the document raises more questions than it answers. Here is what it says, what it doesn't, and what you should do about it.
The new National Cybersecurity Strategy: what does it mean for you?
The White House issued its new National Cybersecurity Strategy on Thursday, laying out its plan for securing the country from cyberattacks. Patrick C. Miller answers questions about the strategy and how it could impact you.