Cybersecurity Blog

04/30/2012

Would Online Voting Trade Security for Convenience?

Telos CSO and CTO Rick Tracy
There are many who believe that it is not possible to adequately secure an e-voting transaction.  Considering all of the other sensitive transactions that are conducted online, I don’t understand this perspective.
04/23/2012

Cyber Skill Sets Needed for All Future Warfighters

Major General John Maluda (Retired USAF) discuss that in cyberspace, every service member is on the front line. 
04/12/2012

BYOD Issues Are with Data, Not Device

Telos cybersecurity expert Dan Sherman
Many of the current issues surrounding BYOD are similar to the BYOD issues from ten, fifteen, or twenty years ago.  Whether a floppy disk, USB drive or iPhone--it isn’t the device that needs to be managed, but the data stored within the device.
04/01/2012

Updating DOD IT Risk Management Best Practices

Telos Cybersecurity Expert David Wilson
As of March 2012, the DoD was using the DoD Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation Process (DIACAP) and DoD-specific controls, which were issued in 2007 and 2003 respectively.  It is time for these standards and guidelines to be updated.
03/26/2012

Whether wired or wireless, don’t take shortcuts with security.

The demand for wireless LANs is growing while wired LANs continue to dominate the field.  Whichever you choose, don’t scrimp on security. 
03/16/2012

Proactively Guarding Our Networks

Telos CSO and CTO Rick Tracy
As is the case with conventional warfare, there is a need for proactive intelligence gathering capabilities that allow organizations to “see over the horizon” and anticipate cybersecurity issues before they materialize as real problems within their network.
03/05/2012

Cybersecurity Legislation Should Be Debated, Voted On and Decided, Not Obstructed

Telos Government Relations Manager Robert Dupree
Telos' Government Affairs Manager, Robert DuPree, recaps the progression of cybersecurity legislation over the last year. 
02/24/2012

FedRAMP Security Controls: Points to Ponder

J Klemens 2011sm
In the wake of the release of FedRAMP’s baseline security controls and the FedRAMP CONOPS, questions about customizing controls and leveraging cloud service providers (CSPs) abound.
02/14/2012

PON: Just-in-time remedy for federal IT budget cuts

Scott Rye Telos Corporation2
Passive optical networks (PONs) offer hope for cost savings and better performance in the face of pending federal IT budget cuts. 
02/01/2012

Pros and Cons of Agile Development

Hugh Barrett
It’s a common misconception that Agile development methodology is a no-documentation-little-planning-and-gung-ho-developers-on-the-loose style of project management compared to the traditional Waterfall methodology.  With software development cycles getting shorter and shorter due to demand for faster time-to-market, Agile offers a project management style suited to the ever-changing software development environment.  
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