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Dear Governor, Mayor, Legislator, County Official, Each day there are more and more stories about ransomware and threats to forthcoming elections. I'm sure it's already on your mind.
Government has taken a little longer to get “on board” with cloud. We’ve had pockets of it here and there, but the security skepticism runs deep. And the security policies have been a little, shall we say, lacking. This is starting to change. Finally. For the better. This week, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) released its long awaited updated guidance for the Trusted Internet Connection — or TIC as it’s commonly referred to — updating it to version 3.0.
Financial Services compliance regulations are the most restricted, yet regulators struggle to keep up with the technology loopholes. In this post, we discuss the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) cybersecurity regulation — 23 NYCRR 500. The final deadline has passed, but not to worry, Duo Security was made to help financial services companies with compliance.
Yes, it’s time to really have a serious conversation about election security. I mean for real this time. Voter “systems” are comprised of endpoints, users, data and applications. Sound familiar? Voter systems are enterprise systems. In this post I share with you the 7 ways the government can secure the 2020 elections.
When NIST updated SP-800-63 to rev. 3, they did more than just make it okay to have alternatives to PIV/CAC. The forward-thinkers at NIST also envisioned a world where the flexibility extended to federating identities AND proving separation between the authentication and ID-proofing. The future will be modern.
