Cyber legislation can move forward, DHS and CISA can now focus on infrastructure oversight and assurance.

Andy Watkin-Child
November 7, 2021
Cybersecurity, Governance & ESG, Regulation & Compliance

Cyber legislation can move forward, DHS and CISA can now focus on infrastructure oversight and assurance. Giving Chris Inglis the financial support he needs to meet US cyber strategy.

DHS and CISA are behind the use of CSF profile to manage cybersecurity (https://lnkd.in/dfWGMfxr). I expect more discussion about the use of CSF profiles as the approach that will be adopted by Federal Agencies for cybersecurity controls, oversight and assurance.

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Cyber legislation can move forward, DHS and CISA can now focus on infrastructure oversight and assurance.

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