Outsourcing Cyber Security: The Benefits of Augmenting Your IT Department
Cyber criminals cause a lot of problems for organizations, from locking down critical files through ransomware to using social engineering ...
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SysArc to Attend Capital Cyber Security Summit
Managed Cyber Security Provider, SysArc, has announced that it will be sponsoring and attending the Capital Cyber Security Summit on ...
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SysArc to Attend NIST Cyber Security Workshop
SysArc is committed to helping Department of Defense contractors comply with the government's DFARS mandate in accordance with NIST 800-171 ...
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Do Small DoD Contractors and Subcontractors Have to Comply with DFARS?
A common question that small DoD contractors and subcontractors have is whether they are subject to the requirements of the ...
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Corporate Cyber Security Assessments: How Do They Work?
To understand cyber security assessments, think of other checkups such as medical examinations or a vehicle inspection. In each of ...
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Pentagon To See DoD Contractor Cyber Security as a Competitive Advantage
The Washington Post has reported that The Pentagon has developed a new strategy to protect its supply chain from cyber crime ...
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Cyber Security Law for DoD Contractors
The government mandate of DFARS comes with the power to legally enforce these regulations. The penalties for non-compliance can be ...
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The Differences Between NIST 800-171 (DFARS) and NIST 800-53 (FISMA)
Government contractors deal with many compliance concerns during their work with Federal Government customers. Regulations such as NIST 800-171, called ...
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U.S. DoD Contractors Respond to Hacks Like Russian ‘Fancy Bear’
In February 2018, it was revealed that Russian hackers had exploited a loophole in the security systems of U.S. defense ...
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China Hacks Navy Contractor Exemplifying the Need for DFARS Compliance
In January and February, hackers from the Chinese government breached a Navy contractor. The data that they stole covered undersea ...
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