Compliance Management

The Biden administration has proposed federal IT spending totaling $74.4 billion in fiscal 2024, which is an almost $9 billion increase over the requested funding for fiscal 2023, in a bid to strengthen federal cybersecurity and digital service delivery, FedScoop reports.

Under the proposed regs, public companies may have to report a cyber incident within 72 hours; here are four ways to get ready.

A Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into Blackbaud's disclosure policies found the software company omitted details about the breach.

CyberScoop reports that more federal cybersecurity investments have been requested by the Biden administration in its proposed budget for fiscal year 2024 in a move to bolster nationwide cybersecurity resilience.

Calling it an "inadvertent disclosure," Cerebral’s breach notice to nearly 3.2 million patients confirms many of the claims levied against the mental health app in a recent Senate inquiry.

Here are four steps Congress should take to give the Biden administration's national cybersecurity strategy teeth.

CNN reports that the White House would be given greater authority to prohibit foreign electronics or software vendors deemed a national security risk by the Department of Commerce, such as TikTok, across the U.S. under the bipartisan Restricting the Emergence of Security Threats that Risk Information and Communications Technology Act, which was introduced by Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner, D-Va., and Sen. John Thune, R-S.D.

Despite missing key security measures on its website, the Canada Revenue Agency says its "not responsible for any damages experienced as a result."