CVE-2021-37708
CVE-2021-37708
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Department of Defense targeting late 2021 for completion of CMMC review
Written by John Hewitt Jones Sep 16, 2021 | FEDSCOOP The Department of Defense expects to complete a review of its Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program by late 2021, delivering then any required changes to the program to industry. The review is one of several current initiatives within the Pentagon looking at the cybersecurity program,…
Australia proposes teaching cyber-security to five-year-old kids
Australia has decided that six-year-old children need education on cyber-security, even as it removes other material from the national curriculum. A newly revised draft of the national curriculum for children aged five to sixteen, launched yesterday, added a new strand titled “Considering privacy and security” that “involves students developing appropriate techniques for managing data, which…
White House hits the gas on zero trust — FCW
Cybersecurity White House hits the gas on zero trust By Chris Riotta Sep 07, 2021 The push to convert federal networks, systems and devices to a zero trust security architecture is accelerating, with the release of three new draft guidance documents as part of the White House administration’s push to improve the…
White House Pushing Federal Agencies Toward ‘Zero Trust’
3rd Party Risk Management , Critical Infrastructure Security , Cybercrime CISA and OMB Creating Road Maps So Departments Can Adopt by 2024 Scott Ferguson (Ferguson_Writes) • September 8, 2021 Source: Flickr The White House is preparing executive branch agencies to adopt “zero trust” network architectures by September 2024, with the U.S. Cybersecurity and…
The State Department and 3 Other US Agencies Earn a D For Cybersecurity
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Cybersecurity at eight federal agencies is so poor that four of them earned grades of D, three got Cs, and only one received a B in a report issued Tuesday by a US Senate Committee. “It is clear that the data entrusted to these eight key…
Vulnerability Allows Remote DoS Attacks Against Apps Using Linphone SIP Stack
A serious vulnerability affecting the Linphone Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) client suite can allow malicious actors to remotely crash applications, industrial cybersecurity firm Claroty warned on Tuesday. SIP is a signaling protocol designed for initiating, maintaining and terminating communication sessions. The protocol is often used for voice, video, instant messaging, and other types of applications….