DISA’s August News DISA formulates strategy to upgrade telecommunications infrastructure in Hawaii for 2018 DISA Central Field Command changes leadership as Army COL Corey Brumsey assumes command Air Force Col Trevor A. Wall takes command of …
The Department of Defense has changed the name of the list it uses for the procurement of IT products to be used over the DoD network infrastructures. Previously names the Unified Capabilities Approved Products List (UC APL), …
DISA’s July News DISA’s Joint Staff Support Center (JSSC) has transferred leadership as Air Force Col Douglas S. Shahan assumes command DISA offers training for DoD and Non-DoD entities trying to establish, re-accredit, or re-certify …
Corsec would like to congratulate our partner, Citrix Systems, Inc. which enables business mobility through the secure delivery of apps and data to any device on any network; on completing the process for the Department of Defense …
The hoops that companies must jump through in order to sell into the Federal government can be difficult to understand and sometimes misleading. As with any government process, misconceptions surrounding what is required begin to …
Would you buy a house without properly securing all the windows and doors? Would you trust a bank that didn’t require ID and a password before granting access to your account? If we don’t take risks in protecting …
Next week Corsec will be joining thousands of government leaders, industry partners, and members of academia at Modern Day Marine in Quantico, VA to discuss the future of technology within the DoD. Companies looking to meet …
Corsec would like to congratulate our partner, ScienceLogic, on successfully completing all the necessary requirements to achieve listing on the DoD’s Information Network Approved Products List (DoDIN APL). ScienceLogic’s server monitoring product, the EM7 v7.8, …
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter announced that the Pentagon would be spending an additional $900 million in 2017 to enhance cyber defense measures. This comes after last years hack of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), resulting …
Herndon, VA – March 29th, 2016 – CyberArk, who protects organizations from cyber attacks that have made their way inside the network perimeter, announced today the CyberArk Privileged Account Security Solution has completed the DoD’s Information Network Approved Products …
Corsec would like to congratulate our partner, Cisco, on successfully completing all the necessary requirements to achieve listing on the DoD’s Information Network Approved Product List (DoDIN APL). Cisco’s Information Assurance Tool (IAT), StealthWatch Rel. …
In addition to the new vulnerabilities identified in January of this year, OpenSSL has once again had to release a slew of patches to correct problematic areas, which could ultimately affect your FIPS validation, Common Criteria …
With the military’s love of acronyms and the many and varied requirement definitions, understanding how to break into Department of Defense (DoD) sales can be a daunting proposition. How do these DoD and international requirements …
President Obama created two new executive orders on Tuesday: The first, a Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity, dedicated to “enhance cybersecurity awareness and protections at all levels of Government, business, and society, to protect privacy, to ensure public safety …
Corsec congratulates CyberArk, for achieving listing on the DoDIN APL. CyberArk’s active participation in security certifications and listing on the DoDIN APL signifies the companies’ commitment to providing users with solid product security and CybeArk becomes the first …
We are pleased to congratulate our partner DTECH LABS (a subsidiary of Cubic) for a true partnership in product security compliance and security hardening. Corsec and DTECH together have broken the previous benchmarks in time …
When the Whitehouse issued its new action plan to prevent security breaches and attacks similar to that of the OPM fiasco, part of the plan was to acknowledge a number of cybersecurity gaps; some of which will ultimately impact …
Product vendors often rely on OpenSSL to meet FIPS requirements. With the new CMVP requirements and regulations, vendors using certain versions of the OpenSSL cryptographic library to meet FIPS 140-2 requirements are in jeopardy of being out of …
As companies tap into the growing addressable markets for Commercial and FED, they are confronted with a litany of standards, acronyms and security validations they must overcome in order to stay relevant. The list is daunting, and making sense of this has been our singular focus for the past 18 years. In that time, we…