Posts tagged Government

1 min Rapid7 Culture

Rapid7 CEO Corey E. Thomas Appointed To National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee

President Biden to appoint industry leaders, including Rapid7 chairman & CEO Corey E. Thomas, to the National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee.

1 min Government

Rapid7 Now Available Through Carahsoft’s NASPO ValuePoint

Rapid7’s solutions have been added to the NASPO ValuePoint Cloud Solutions contract held by Carahsoft Technology Corp. The addition of this contract enables Carahsoft and its reseller partners to provide Rapid7’s Insight platform to participating SLED institutions.

1 min Government

Rapid7 Added to Carahsoft GSA Schedule Contract

We are happy to announce that Rapid7 has been added to Carahsoft’s GSA Schedule contract, making our suite of comprehensive security solutions widely available to Federal, State, and Local agencies through Carahsoft and its reseller partners.

1 min Public Policy

Incident Reporting Regulations Summary and Chart

A growing number of regulations require organizations to report cybersecurity incidents. This chart summarizes 11 proposed and current cyber incident reporting regulations and breaks down their common elements, such as who must report, what incidents must be reported, deadlines, and more.

3 min Supply Chain Security

An Inside Look at CISA’s Supply Chain Task Force

In this guest post, Rapid7 customer Chad Kliewer writes about his experience on CISA's new task force created to enhance supply chain resilience.

4 min Public Policy

New US Law to Require Cyber Incident Reports

The Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act of 2022 will require critical infrastructure owners and operators to report cyber incidents and ransomware payments. This post will walk through highlights from the new law.

4 min Public Policy

Update to GLBA Security Requirements for Financial Institutions

The FTC updated cybersecurity requirements for financial institutions under GLBA. This includes access controls, regular penetration testing and vulnerability scanning, and incident response, among other things. Here we'll detail the changes in comparison to the previous rule.

4 min Public Policy

Cybersecurity in the Infrastructure Bill

This post provides highlights on cybersecurity in recent infrastructure legislation. Cybersecurity is essential to ensure modern infrastructure is safe, and Rapid7 commends Congress and the Administration for including cybersecurity in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

11 min Public Policy

Hack Back Is Still Wack

The appeal of hack back is easy to understand, but that doesn't make the idea workable. Here, we outline why Rapid7 is against the authorization of private-sector hack back.

5 min Emergent Threat Response

Attackers Targeting Fortinet Devices and SAP Applications

CISA and the FBI published a joint alert to warn users that APT threat actors were likely exploiting unpatched Fortinet FortiOS devices to gain initial access to government, commercial, technology, and other organizations’ networks.

2 min Public Policy

Congress unanimously passes federal IoT security law

Congress passed a law to secure federal procurement and use of IoT devices, and require contractors to adopt coordinated vulnerability disclosure processes.

5 min Public Policy

A step closer to stronger federal IoT security

The US House passed the IoT Cybersecurity Improvement Act, which would require federal procurement and use of IoT devices to conform to basic security requirements.

5 min Public Policy

Hackers On The Hill - Slides and recap on cybersecurity policy

Recap of a presentation on the state of public policy related to cybersecurity and hacking from Hackers On The Hill 2020.

4 min Government

An update on trade

In light of recent activity on US trade agreements, here is a quick update on developments with regard to US-China, US-Mexico-Canada, and US-Japan. This summary focuses on technology and cybersecurity-related issues affecting private enterprises.

4 min Public Policy

Expanded Protections for Security Researchers Under DMCA Sec. 1201

The Library of Congress announced that it would renew and expand legal protections for security testing under Section 1201 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).