DEC 03, 2019 | US
New ICT Rule May Create a Constant Demand for Updated CISA Risk Assessments
Inside Cybersecurity, December 3, 2019
By Charlie Mitchell
The information and communications technology supply-chain security proposal rolled out by the Commerce Department could keep a fellow agency – CISA – busy updating its ICT risk assessment amid a potential flood of transactions between U.S. telecoms, for instance, and foreign suppliers of network components and hardware.
BSA | The Software Alliance Senior Director, Policy Tommy Ross states that the broader issue of vulnerability disclosure could find its way onto the 2020 agenda for the CISA-led ICT Supply Chain Risk Management Task Force.
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