NSM-22 replaced PPD-21: what changed for infrastructure
National Security Memorandum 22, dated 30 April 2024, replaced PPD-21. What it says about sector agencies, CISA's role and minimum requirements.
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.
National Security Memorandum 22, dated 30 April 2024, replaced PPD-21. What it says about sector agencies, CISA's role and minimum requirements.
After NotPetya an insurer called the attack an act of war and refused a claim. What was reported, what is still unknown, and how to read your own wording.
The National Audit Office's January 2025 report says UK government cyber resilience is lower than estimated and legacy IT lacks funded plans. Key findings.
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Microsoft accounts for 390 of 1,748 KEV entries, about 22%. A breakdown by product and year shows why the share is falling and what that does not mean.
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Justify an SCA tool to leadership with your own measurements: exposure time, triage hours, customer requests and audit effort, not borrowed statistics.
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