美政府的網絡監控計劃將成為眾議院法案下的法律
Government’s Cyber Monitoring Program Would Become Law Under House Bill
Government’s Cyber Monitoring Program Would Become Law Under House Bill
JULY 19, 2018
該法案還旨在防止機構陷入過時的技術
The bill also aims to prevent agencies from getting stuck with outdated technology.
The bill also aims to prevent agencies from getting stuck with outdated technology.
At least one lawmaker is a fan of one of the Homeland Security Department’s governmentwide cybersecurity initiatives and has introduced legislation to ensure it sticks around and evolves along with private-sector technology.
Rep. John Ratcliffe, R-Texas, Wednesday introduced the Advancing Cybersecurity Diagnostics and Mitigation Act, which would codify the Homeland Security Department’s Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation, or CDM program, a suite of tools for agencies to monitor malicious traffic and hacking attempts.
The program was created in 2012 and has recently been upgraded to CDM Dynamic and Evolving Federal Enterprise Network Defense, or CDM DEFEND, a new tack intended to speed up the acquisition process and make it easier to make new technologies and solutions available.
“Our goal with this new legislation is to help boost the long-term success of the CDM program by ensuring it keeps pace with the cutting-edge capabilities in the private sector,” Ratcliffe said in a statement. “We’re also safeguarding agencies from getting stuck with technologies that will soon become outdated or unsupported by their vendors.”
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