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Trend Micro Incorporated | May 30, 2022
With the development of a dedicated U.S. Federal business unit, Trend Micro Incorporated, a worldwide cybersecurity pioneer, confirms its position as the security partner of choice. The company is committed to expanding its mission to U.S. federal agencies and citizens by securing data as it moves to the cloud, particularly for major investment and specialist recruitment. he business unit in Washington, DC, focuses on protecting digital transformation, zero-trust implementation, and cloud migrat...
McAfee | August 24, 2020
McAfee, the device-to-cloud cybersecurity company, today announced that McAfee MVISION for Endpoint has achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) Authorization designation at the moderate security impact level. This FedRAMP Moderate designation is equivalent to DoD Impact Level 2 (IL2) and certifies that the McAfee solution has passed rigorous security requirements for the increasingly complex and expanding cloud environments of the U.S. government....
The National Security Agency | January 24, 2020
The National Security Agency issued an advisory with technical guidance for procuring and securing systems reliant on cloud service providers amid a push for the government to adopt the technology. “With careful implementation and management, cloud capabilities can minimize risks associated with cloud adoption, and empower customers to take advantage of cloud security enhancements,” reads the NSA guide, while noting “Security in the cloud is a constant process and customers sho...
The U.S. Department of the Interior | January 30, 2020
The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) just signed a no-fly order to officially ground all of its drones—around 800 or so—due to cybersecurity concerns with drones manufactured in China or made from Chinese parts. The only drones to escape the nationwide grounding were a handful of emergency drones busy battling wildfires. The grounding comes months after a DOI announcement in October stating that all drones in its fleet that were made in China, or made from Chinese parts, would s...
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