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Cyber Risk Intelligence: Idaho National Laboratory Data Breach

On November 20, a spokesperson for Idaho National Laboratory (INL) confirmed that it had suffered a data breach. The confirmation followed the SiegedSec threat actor group’s circulation of claims that it had “accessed hundreds of thousands of user, employee and citizen data” on social media and hacking forums.

Cyber Risk Intelligence: Iran-Linked Attack on U.S. Water Treatment Facility

On November 25, a U.S. municipal water authority confirmed that one of its booster stations had suffered an attack by a threat actor group known as CyberAv3ngers, which analysts believe acts in support of Iranian geopolitical interests.

SecurityScorecard Achieves FedRAMP® ‘Ready’ Designation

U.S. federal agencies positioned to adopt A to F letter-grade rating system

Using a Standardized Approach for Measuring Cybersecurity in Government

One of the highlights of last week's annual Billington CyberSecurity Summit was a fireside chat on Friday with Anne Neuberger, deputy national security adviser for cyber and emerging technology. In her talk, Neuberger stressed the importance of not only keeping our critical infrastructure secure but harnessing an accurate and repeatable way of measuring it to ensure progress.

The Top 7 Cyberattacks on U.S. Government A closer look at the evolving landscape of cybersecurity

Cyberattacks are an increasingly significant threat to governments worldwide. This blog post examines some of the top cyberattacks on US government.

Fighting Together: TSA, Critical Infrastructure, And Cyber Risk Management

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Close Encounters in the Public Sector

SecurityScorecard and the Cyentia Institute recently teamed up to analyze data collected on over 230,000 organizations for clues about the underlying conditions exacerbating third- and fourth-party risk. We measured the extent of digital supply chains, investigated the prevalence of security incidents among third- and fourth-party vendors, and explored the effects of that exposure to gain insights on better managing risk. This document summarizes key findings from that research using a subset of the data focusing on 7,347 public sector organizations.

Beyond the Breach: Partnering with the FBI to fight Cybercrime

Prepare for Zero-Day Threats: Military and Private Sector Leaders Share Their Insights

Leading cybersecurity experts Major General John F. Wharton, (US Army retired); Oleg Strizhak, Shell’s Digital Supply Chain Risk Manager; and Sam Curry, the CISO of Zscaler, recently sat down with SecurityScorecard’s President of International Operations Matthew McKenna to discuss how organizations can prepare themselves and their supply chains for zero-day attacks, preventing and responding to them, as well as best practices for supply chain risk management.  

The Current State of Critical Infrastructure

SecurityScorecard Added to the Department of Homeland Security’s Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation Program’s Approved Products List (CDM APL)

SecurityScorecard’s Attack Surface Intelligence Solution is now available to federal agencies looking to enhance threat monitoring and detection.