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U.S. Government Prioritizes Cyber Learning

In a recent interview at Sea-Air-Space in National Harbor, Assistant Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Warfare, Jennifer Edgin, underscored the critical importance of cybersecurity, highlighting the necessity for “a culture of continuous learning.” As the U.S. government intensifies its focus on bolstering cyber defenses, collaboration among partners from industry, academia, and government becomes paramount.

This collective responsibility, echoing Assistant Deputy Chief Edgin’s sentiments, manifests uniquely across various services, necessitating seamless coordination akin to the synergy found in a winning basketball team. Just as each player’s distinct strengths contribute to victory, the diverse responsibilities assumed by different stakeholders within the U.S. government and its partners in Maryland, a pivotal city within the U.S. government landscape, must align cohesively to fortify the nation’s cyber resilience.

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Massachusetts: New Cyber Grants

Massachusetts is offering new funding to help its local governments boost their cybersecurity postures. The state’s MassCyberCenter

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