Safeguarding the COVID-19 Vaccine: A Case Study in Global Supply Chain Security
In the race to create a Covid-19 vaccine by [...]
Secure Automation for Mission Readiness
Federal agencies have increased focus on Intelligent Automation (IA) [...]
Getting Started on the Path to Zero Trust
Zero trust isn’t a new concept, although it’s certainly [...]
The Modern Security Battlefield: What 2020 taught us about gaps in vulnerability management
PRIMER to ICIT VIRTUAL BRIEFING With prolific security breaches [...]
Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity: An ICIT Fellows’ Analysis of President Biden’s Executive Order
President Biden’s Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity [...]
ICIT On-Demand: The Newest Attack Vectors – Infrastructure as Code & API Security
Moving applications and development to the cloud has delivered [...]
ICIT On-Demand | Zero Trust: Who’s in your network?
In 2019, securely operating a distributed workforce was an ideal [...]
Operating in a Compromised Environment – Trusted Recovery from the SolarWinds Breach
In continued support of our mission to cultivate a [...]
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The Perfect Weapon, Hidden in Plain Sight: A Study on How the Espressif Wi-Fi and BLE Chips and Modules can be Weaponized for Espionage, Disruption, and Destruction GalleryThe Perfect Weapon, Hidden in Plain Sight: A Study on How the Espressif Wi-Fi and BLE Chips and Modules can be Weaponized for Espionage, Disruption, and Destruction
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The Perfect Weapon, Hidden in Plain Sight: A Study on How the Espressif Wi-Fi and BLE Chips and Modules can be Weaponized for Espionage, Disruption, and Destruction
As a leader of critical infrastructure cybersecurity research, ICIT [...]
ICIT On-Demand – DevSecOps Public Sector Accelerated ATO Initiative
2nd in the Series of DevSecOps Accelerated ATO As [...]
Weapons of Mass Disruption: An Assessment of the Threat Disruptionware Poses to Energy Sector Continuity
Previously, cyberattacks resulting in the targeted disruption of electricity [...]
ICIT On-Demand: April 2020 Cyber Legislation & Federal Initiatives Webcast
ICIT’s monthly "Cyber Legislation & Federal Initiatives Webcast" provides [...]
The Healthcare Research Security Pandemic: Threats to Patient Care, National Security, and the Economy
Today more than ever, millions of lives depend on [...]
The Business Value of a Diverse InfoSec Team: A Discussion on How Gender, Racial, Cognitive, and LGBTQ Diversity Improves Cybersecurity Outcomes
ICIT Diversity in Cybersecurity National security and critical infrastructure [...]
Modernization Requires Leadership: Leading the way to Cloud Security, Zero Trust, and Threat Intelligence
In Modernization Requires Leadership: Leading the way to Cloud [...]
The Rise of Disruptionware: A Cyber-Physical Threat to Operational Technology Environments
In "The Rise of Disruptionware: A Cyber-Physical Threat to [...]
D.C. Takes On Energy Sector Threats: A Summary of Recent Agency and Congressional Efforts
Cybersecurity researchers often walk a fine line between objectively [...]
The Rise of the Cyber Industrial Complex and Expense in Depth
In this essay, entitled "The Rise of the Cyber [...]
Hacking Our Nation’s Airports
Most of the 8 million people estimated to fly [...]
Software Security is National Security
Software development that does not incorporate comprehensive security throughout [...]
Did China Just Legalize Espionage?: Recent Provisions to Chinese Law Increases Risk to Multinational Organizations Operating in China
Under new provisions to China’s 2017 National Cybersecurity Law [...]
Cyber Personnel Are Essential Staff: Federal Recruitment & Retention in Post Shutdown America
One of the most underreported yet greatest national security [...]
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The USB Threat No One is Talking About: Research on Firmware-Based Attacks Reveals the Urgent Need to Improve Supply Chain Security for all USB-Enabled Devices GalleryThe USB Threat No One is Talking About: Research on Firmware-Based Attacks Reveals the Urgent Need to Improve Supply Chain Security for all USB-Enabled Devices
The USB Threat No One is Talking About: Research on Firmware-Based Attacks Reveals the Urgent Need to Improve Supply Chain Security for all USB-Enabled Devices
This is the second in a series of publications [...]
Where the East Meets the West: How Western Internet and Modern Communications Technology Helped Soviet-style Propaganda in Donbass
This document is published as part of ICIT's Contributor [...]
The Cyber X Factor of the Savannah River Site
When developing strategies to defend our Nation’s Energy and [...]
Deliver Uncompromised: Pentagon Leadership Can Improve Supply Chain Security Across the Nation
This is the first in a series of publications [...]
Security #SquadGoals
Despite an incessant onslaught of insider threats, social engineering [...]
ICIT Virtual Briefing: Secure Automation for Mission Readiness
Federal agencies have increased focus on Intelligent Automation (IA) [...]
NIST SP 800-160: For the Rest of Us – An ICIT Summary
NIST Special Publication 800-160: Systems Security Engineering: Consideration for [...]
Analysis of H.R. 1560 Title I (Protecting Cyber Networks Act) and Title II (National Cybersecurity Protection Advancement Act)
The Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT) today issued a [...]