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Top Cybersecurity Accomplishments, 2006-2012

Federal News Radio polled current and former federal cybersecurity experts for their opinion on what were the most significant accomplishments since 2006 to secure federal networks and improve public-private partnerships. The list blends suggestions of more than 10 authorities on federal cybersecurity. The accomplishments are in no particular order.

Tags: cybersecurity , technology , DHS , DoD , Cyber Command , information sharing , Cybersecurity Rising

Thursday - 10/25/2012, 03:52am EDT

Timeline: Cybersecurity Milestones, 2006-2012

A look at the events shaping cybersecurity policy in the federal government over the past six years.

Tags: cybersecurity , technology , timeline , Cybersecurity Rising , DoD , OMB , U.S. Cyber Command , U.S. Cyber Challenge , FISMA , Common Access Card , continuous monitoring , Stuxnet

Wednesday - 10/24/2012, 11:30am EDT

Former cybersecurity czar says Obama should take the lead

Former White House cybersecurity czar Howard Schmidt said the president should sign an executive order directing agencies to tighten cybersecurity measures.

Tags: cybersecurity , Cybersecurity Update , technology , Federal Drive

Tuesday - 09/04/2012, 07:19am EDT

Former White House cyber czar rejoins private sector

Former White House Cyber Coordinator Howard Schmidt, who retired in May, has landed back in the private sector. Schmidt will join Qualys, a company specializing in information security and compliance cloud solutions.

Tags: In Depth , Francis Rose , cybersecurity , Cybersecurity Update , Qualys

Monday - 07/02/2012, 04:41pm EDT

Schmidt leaving government in a much different cyber place

In an exclusive interview with Federal News Radio, White House Cyber Czar Howard Schmidt said a majority of the senior leaders in government understand the importance of securing agency, contractor and critical infrastructure systems. He said among his office's biggest accomplishments is moving the day-to-day cyber authority of federal civilian networks to DHS. Michael Daniel will replace Schmidt, whose last day is in early June.

Tags: technology , people , White House , Michael Daniel , cybersecurity , CyberStat , Cyberscope , Congress , Jason Miller

Thursday - 05/31/2012, 07:29am EDT
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White House, DHS, Commerce release cyber 'code of conduct'

The Industry Botnet Group — coordinated by the White House Cybersecurity Office and the Departments of Commerce and Homeland Security — has posted nine principles, including coordination of cyber responsibilities across sectors and reporting lessons learned.

Tags: White House , DHS , Janet Napolitano , Commerce , NIST , botnet , cybersecurity , technology , Congress , Patrick Gallagher

Wednesday - 05/30/2012, 03:19pm EDT

Federal News Countdown: Cyber czar resignation, agile IT

Alan Paller, the director of research at the SANS Institute, and Larry Allen, of Allen Federal Business Partners, count down the top federal news stories of the week.

Tags: In Depth , Francis Rose , Federal News Countdown , Alan Paller , SANS Institute , Larry Allen , Allen Federal Business Partners , contracting , DHS ,

Friday - 05/18/2012, 06:06pm EDT
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Analysis: Schmidt tenure as cyber czar a mixed bag

During his tenure, Schmidt oversaw new, large-scale cyber initiatives, but kept a relatively low profile. Experts debate his mixed legacy — calling it a solid effort with a shortened leash.

Tags: cybersecurity , Cybersecurity Update , Greg Garcia , Alan Paller , SANS Institute , OMB , Michael Daniel

Friday - 05/18/2012, 10:41am EDT
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White House cyber czar Howard Schmidt to retire

Cybersecurity Coordinator Howard Schmidt is stepping down after 2-1/2 years, an NSC spokeswoman confirms.

Tags: cybersecurity , cybersecurity coordinator , Michael Daniel , OMB

Thursday - 05/17/2012, 12:28pm EDT

Agencies feel strain of balancing mobility, security

The Army and DISA will release a broad agency announcement this summer seeking third party software to secure smartphones and tablet computers. The Marine Corps is looking at host of different possibilities to secure mobile devices, including a process to verify the software code in apps.

Tags: technology , cybersecurity , Army , Marine Corps , Defense , Stephen Smith , Ray Letteer , Emma Garrison-Alexander , TSA , White House , mobile computing , McAfee , DISA , Jason Miller

Thursday - 04/12/2012, 07:28am EDT
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