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Blog · January 2, 2024

The Federal Cybersecurity Year in Review: Introduction to a Three-part Series 

The end of this past calendar year and the slowdown that comes with the holiday season gave us a chance to look back on recent developments and trends in federal cybersecurity. Looking forward to what we expect over the near future, this blog will provide a brief review in the form of a three-part weekly series starting next Tuesday. 

 

The first posting will cover recent challenges. The next will discuss the Federal response. Then, we will wrap it up with a posting that will consider what will likely come as challenges and opportunities in Federal cybersecurity. 

 

As you review this three-part series, please let us know your response and if you want to discuss any part of it or how we might assist your company in responding to these developments and Federal cybersecurity challenges.

 

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