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The CISA has released a set of guidelines to ensure that software developers are creating secure software systems for the government.

In episode 21 of the Cybersecurity & Geopolitical Discussion, our trio of hosts discuss how modern forces manifest, how much power is truly being wielded, and what effect it is likely to have on a year of elections.

Proposed due diligence requirements for U.S. infrastructure as a service providers may lead to increased compliance expectations.

Security leaders offer their insights now that the proposed TikTok ban has passed in the House of Representatives. 

The CISA announces new plans to secure the open source ecosystem. 

A statement released by the CISA discusses the importance of election security as well as the organization’s measures to support election officials. 

A recent announcement from the CISA warns that malicious actors are exploiting vulnerabilities within VPN services. 

DDoS attacks increased globally in 2023, with the Americas being a common target. 

Security leaders weigh in on the recent announcement by the ONCD, which encourages technological manufactures to develop software with memory safety in mind.

U.S. Government Accountability Office Director of Information Technology & Cybersecurity Jennifer Franks discusses her career and the importance of mentorship.