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Industry Supports DoD On Need For New Cyber Safeguards But Implementation Cloudy, AIA Official Says

Gally Articola

Wednesday, November 27th, 2013

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The defense industry agrees with the Pentagon’s mandate for new cyber security measures aimed at protecting sensitive technical information but the path forward is unclear and industry has more questions than answers, an official with a major industry association told Defense Daily on Nov. 25. The new information security regulations, issued last week, call for defense firms, big and small, to report cyber breaches related to unclassified controlled technical information within three days of discovery but there is no process spelled out…

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