OMB M-26-05: what changed for software suppliers selling to agencies
OMB memo M-26-05 of 23 January 2026 rescinded M-22-18 and M-23-16. What agencies may still ask for, and what software suppliers should do now.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
OMB memo M-26-05 of 23 January 2026 rescinded M-22-18 and M-23-16. What agencies may still ask for, and what software suppliers should do now.
You signed the CISA attestation form for an agency. OMB M-26-05 has since rescinded the memos behind it. What to check before you leave it alone.
10 CFR 73.54 asks nuclear power plant licensees to protect safety, security and emergency systems under an NRC-approved cyber security plan.
Not automatically. Notification usually depends on whether personal data or customer systems were affected. How to decide, and what to document anyway.
CSF 2.0 Tiers describe the rigor of risk governance, from Partial to Adaptive. They are optional, apply to profiles, and Tier 4 is not the goal for everyone.
NIST CSF 2.0 describes five steps to scope, gather, create, analyse and act on an Organizational Profile. Here is how a small team can run them.
Govern is the new CSF 2.0 function. It covers context, risk strategy, roles, policy, oversight and supply chain risk. Here is what to have ready for each.
Publish policies, the subprocessor list and attestations you hold. Gate audit reports, pen test detail and architecture. Decision table and access rule.
The SEC fined Morgan Stanley Smith Barney 35 million dollars over disposal of devices holding customer data. A checklist for retiring hardware safely.
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