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Federal Cybersecurity: A Hilarious Struggle Between Progress and Pitfalls
Battling sophisticated threats and staff shortages, federal cybersecurity preparedness progress is akin to a marathon in molasses. While strides are being made with tools, services, and CISA playbook adoption, there’s still an ABC-sized gap in event logging capabilities. But, chin up! With new CISA initiatives…
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If you thought your job was tough, try being the cybersecurity head at one of the federal agencies. Talk about pressure! Imagine trying to secure a system against sophisticated threats, while juggling staff shortages and technical hiccups. And don't get me started on the bureaucracy! The good news? Progress is being made. The bad news? We've got a looong way to go. It's like running a marathon in molasses.Already a member? Log in here