Cyberattacks may follow CrowdStrike outage, warns MS-ISAC
Cybercriminals are using the chaos of the CrowdStrike outage to launch phony websites and new phishing campaigns, said a director with the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis…
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State and local cyber aid gets a boost in $1.7 trillion omnibus bill
The $1.7 trillion bill gives the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center $43 million to expand its cyber services to state and local governments.
MS-ISAC is a no-cost, community-driven approach to cyber threat prevention
Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center offers U.S. state, local, tribal and territorial governments robust cybersecurity tools and resources
Puerto Rico announces $7.6M cybersecurity program
Puerto Rico plans to implement firewalls, continuous threat monitoring and other protective systems across its government agencies.
House sends state and local cyber coordination bill to Biden
Lawmakers approved a cyber coordination bill firming up CISA's information-sharing relationships with state and local governments.
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MS-ISAC gets $11 million boost from federal spending bill
The cybersecurity support center for state and local governments plans to use the additional funds to expand its technical services.
State, local governments gain new way to protect network endpoints
The Center for Internet Security said it's partnering with CrowdStrike to offer a suite of endpoint security tools to state and local governments.
Senate bill would give states closer coordination with federal cyber authorities
The bill would further formalize the Department of Homeland Security's cybersecurity relationships with state CIOs and election officials.
MS-ISAC members get access to other industries’ cyber intel
Members of the cybersecurity group for state and local agencies can access a Deloitte website that collects threat intelligence for a variety of sectors, the consulting firm…
Automated cyberthreat intelligence pilot reduced states’ response times to minutes
States that participated in the pilot cut the time needed to block malicious domains from three days to three minutes.
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