What’s inside: CISA reveals 3-year Cybersecurity Strategic Plan – Cyber Security Connect>
– David Hollingworth
hs The CISA (Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency) revealed its three-year strategic plan to improve critical infrastructure security and mitigate cybersecurity risks at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The plan is based on five key goals, which are to: 1. Strengthen risk management across federal civilian networks and critical infrastructure. 2. Enhance national capabilities in cyber incident response. 3. Improve the security of federal information technology systems and data. 4. Increase the security and resilience of critical infrastructure. 5. Advance global cybersecurity through international engagement. The strategic plan will leverage a “holistic approach” to address the challenges of both traditional and emerging areas specified in the National Infrastructure Protection Plan and Cybersecurity Strategy. This includes leveraging a “risk-based approach” and making sure programs, strategies, and solutions are consistent and integrated, both within DHS and across the Federal government. The plan also includes four “key initiatives” which focus on further developing DHS’s security posture, rolling out mandatory cyber-risk assessments across Federal civilian networks, administering continuous monitoring and analytics on federal networks, and addressing workforce gaps. The plan also reiterates the
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