As you work to better manage your company’s cybersecurity and continue on your path to meeting the requirements of NIST 800-171, chances are you have considered engaging with a NIST managed service provider (MSP) to help you on your journey. […]
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As a member of the defense industrial base, chances are your company has never worked with a managed service provider before, and, consequently, you don’t know what to expect. At CyberSheath, we make it simple to engage with us by
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United States defense contractors hold sensitive information that’s vital to national security. Nation-state hackers are leveraging cyberattacks to get their hands on it, and they’re succeeding. According to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Russia has utilized spear
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With all the acronym-labeled requirements and definitions related to doing business with the federal government, it can seem like you are swimming in an alphabet soup. In addition to the consumer off the shelf (COTS) designation which determines the presence
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Working with the government can present many challenges. One of the determinations you will need to make prior to engaging with the Department of Defense (DOD), is if your company supplies commercial off the shelf (COTS) products or not. This
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Once you understand what you need to protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in federal contracts and key considerations for setting up an enclave, it’s time to get started with a solution that best serves your organization. CyberSheath’s Federal Enclave
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Consequences for not complying with cybersecurity requirements could have further repercussions than just losing a government contract. A federal court in California recently ruled that there was a triable issue of fact as to whether a government contractor committed
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When you’re looking to protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), enclaves have several benefits. But how do you actually get started and what should you consider to ensure you’re successful? Where to establish the enclave boundary You need a strategy
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For the past several years, contractors with the Department of Defense (DOD) have had to meet a custodial requirement in contracts as it relates to security. Soon, this will likely be required outside the defense industrial base (DIB) and apply
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The cyber universe has become the next battlefield–a place where threat actors, malicious entities, cyber criminals, activists, and nation states are challenging U.S. hegemony globally. We’ve seen instances where millions, or even billions, of dollars of research and decades’ worth
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