The space industry has experienced major changes in recent years: more federal contractors play the field, the U.S. is diverting NASA funds from space exploration to private-public partnerships, and the administration established the U.S. Space Force. Given these developments, 2020 sits poised to be a watershed year with rapid innovation

You don’t have to look far nowadays to find a company that’s suffered a data breach. Many of the world’s biggest and most prominent organizations have fallen victim – Yahoo, Uber, ebay, WhatsApp… the list goes on. It would be easy to assume these companies had let cybersecurity slide, but

Cloud computing has given organizations the ability to harness the power of advanced infrastructure without incurring the upfront costs traditionally required for on-premises networks. Provisioning IT resources requires little knowledge of the underlying infrastructure. By allowing users to create resources with a few simple configurations, deployment doesn’t require much more

Internet-of-Things technology still has a long way to go before it is secure. Last year, Congress introduced the IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act. The stated goal of the Act was to leverage federal government procurement power to encourage increased cybersecurity for Internet-of-Things devices, specifically to help promote an increased level of

The cybersecurity skills shortage continues to plague organizations across regions, markets and sectors, and the government sector is no exception. According to (ISC)2, there are only enough cybersecurity pros to fill about 60% of the jobs that are currently open — which means the workforce will need to grow by