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Re:CISA broke into a US federal agency, and no one noticed f... by notaustinpowers on Friday July 12, 2024 @05:19PM (#40949540)
I worry for having a centralized IT infrastructure as that now puts every single agency at risk from a single attack. No one would call a neighborhood "secure" if every home used the same key.
Re:CISA broke into a US federal agency, and no one noticed f... by Jtsummers on Friday July 12, 2024 @07:34PM (#40950439)
It's getting centralized anyways, just not inside any federal agency. Instead they're outsourcing it to companies like MS and Google who provide hosted services. This gives the agency cover so long as they do their part (like making use of MFA, using encryption on email). Then they can offer a claim of making their best-effort and going with industry "standards" (standard as in common, not as in ISO, ANSI, or others).
Re:CISA broke into a US federal agency, and no one noticed f... by metadat on Friday July 12, 2024 @09:28PM (#40951027)
This is worse than what's happening today: every agency IT department being underfunded and operating in an ad-hoc, non-uniform matter.

This argument doesn't hold.