Doing business with the Federal government has always had its share of requirements and regulations, especially when it comes to storing, processing, or transmitting any sensitive data. In fact, organizations doing business with the Federal government involving sensitive data are well acquainted with the cybersecurity controls they must implement b...
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We've let the compliance world drive security for so long there are folks that literally have no idea what 'reasonably secure' looks or feels like because they've never seen it before. Segment Resources: phobos.io/orbital.
Though contracts would not require remediation of vulnerabilities brought in through the programs, the government would be able to not renew contracts with companies whose handling of vulnerabilities raised researchers' ire.
The TSA order marks the first mandatory cybersecurity practices for pipelines, and what some expect will be the first of more standards that the government puts in place to regulate how critical infrastructure operators protect networks and systems.
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