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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. 

 

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