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DHS Seeks Industry Input On How To Improve Cyber Security For Small Businesses

Defense Daily Staff

Tuesday, February 25th, 2014

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In support of the new Cybersecurity Framework released by the Obama administration earlier this month, the Department of Homeland Security is seeking information from industry on its ability to provide scalable and affordable cyber security solutions to small and medium-sized businesses that typically have limited resources. “DHS seeks to understand the landscape of capabilities available to SMBs (small and medium businesses) and ways to encourage economies of scale so SMBs can benefit from the rapid advances in cyber security and…

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