IoT Security Risks Begin with Supply Chains by Tobias Naegele
IoT Security Risks Begin with Supply Chains by Tobias Naegele
Q&A with National Counterintelligence Executive Bill Evanina
Director William "Bill" Evanina's recent interview with Trajectory Magazine on Playing Offense and Defense
SECURITY CLEARANCE PROCESS IMPROVEMENTS IN 2016
"ODNI MADE IMPROVEMENTS TO SECURITY CLEARANCE PROCESS IN 2016" -- Jason Miller of Federal News Radio, reports the ODNI "took steps in 2016 that officials expect to pay dividends this year in reforming and improving the security clearance process." According to Bill Evanina, the director of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center and the National Counterintelligence Executive, those steps included the establishment of the National Background Investigations Bureau, improvements to investigative process efficiency, "the prioritization of which federal employees and contractors need clearances soonest," and Senior Agency Directive 5, a policy implemented in 2016 that “let investigators officially use social media platforms to collect publicly available information about an employee who is getting a new or getting their current security clearance updated. Read the 1 February article here: http://federalnewsradio.com/workforce/2017/02/security-clearance-reciprocity-86-percent-governmentwide/
