Over the last decade, the U.S. government’s cloud adoption journey has shifted from cautious experimentation to full-scale modernization. Agencies that once hesitated to move sensitive workloads off-premises now rely on cloud platforms as the backbone of mission-critical operations. But this shift has also made compliance more urgent than ever. Federal rules, defense mandates, and security … Read more
The U.S. government’s migration to cloud has always been about more than cost or agility. At its core, the driver is security. Federal agencies, defense organizations, and regulated state and local entities deal with some of the most sensitive data in the world: defense schematics, criminal justice files, tax records, and controlled research. For these … Read more
Over the last several years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has steadily escalated its attention on how technology reshapes risks in financial markets. What once sat on the periphery of oversight — cybersecurity breaches, digital recordkeeping, algorithmic trading — has moved to the center of regulatory scrutiny. As 2025 regulatory deadlines approach, this … Read more
NIS2 is not a gentle refresh of Europe’s cybersecurity rules: it expands scope, gives regulators sharper tools, and raises the ceiling on fines. The law is now national law across the EU through Member State transpositions of Directive (EU) 2022/2555, with supervisors empowered to conduct inspections, require corrective measures, and sanction management for persistent failures. … Read more
DORA is no longer a future plan: it applies today across the EU financial sector. The regulation sets uniform expectations for incident reporting, ICT risk management, testing, and third-party oversight, and it does so with legal force. If a team wants the primary source, point them to the official text where DORA now applies on … Read more
The Pentagon is no longer soft-pedaling security. The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program is moving from talking points to timing: the Department of Defense has set a staged rollout with Phase 1 self-assessments beginning November 10, 2025, then requirements phasing into solicitations and contracts over several years. The schedule and mechanics live on the DoD … Read more
