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Protecting 911 from unwanted robocalls
https://gcn.com/articles/2021/12/09/psap-robocalls-fcc.aspx via GCN. FCC first adopted a PSAP Do-Not-Call registry in 2012 to address autodialer-initiated calls. Now they want to know if any new blocking tech could help PSAPs better protect themselves from such calls.
IT networks within government offices, military agencies, and commercial enterprises are under relentless assault by nation-states and cyber-criminals. Many agencies' security strategies are based on a fortress mindset where you protect the network and end devices from attacks by securing access and exit. Unfortunately, this level of security is inadequate in the current cybersecurity climate. Read our article on GCN and learn how rethinking your perimeter defense and expanding visibility can deter modern day adversaries. #cyberattack #secuirtyplanning #packetcapture
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States making slow, steady progress to the cloud
http://ow.ly/vVia50Gwr3s via GCN Budgeting, cybersecurity and legacy technology are proving stumbling blocks to migration, according to a new NASCIO report.
FirstNet posts resource guide for emergency managers
http://ow.ly/rG6W50GkbMZ via GCN The guide covers a number of topics related to emergency management communications, including features managers may use in their daily roles as well as those dedicated to incidents.
Taking meaningful steps toward stronger security
http://ow.ly/lULY50Ggi2T via GCN Understanding the threats that face the government and its partners is critical as is taking meaningful steps to address potential vulnerabilities.
How government can move out of the ransomware bull’s-eye
http://ow.ly/Kmsf50Fv2na via GCN The White House has sought to get ahead of ransomware attacks by issuing a cybersecurity executive order featuring aggressive deadlines and sweeping reforms to federal cyber policy.