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Beware the Bug Bounty In recent months, bug-bounty programs have shifted from mitigating risk to inadvertently creating new liabilities for customers and vendors. Bug-bounty programs have accelerated in the past few years. Many organizations bewitched by bounty programs promise of faster vulnerability identification, improved product security, and cost-effective outsourcing solutions find themselves facing unanticipated vulnerabilities and unexpected threats. What at first appeared as a reliable quick fix to a big problem has instead become a new liability. With validation requirements growing in complexity and compliance framework audit fatigue on the rise, no one can afford to jump into a bug-bounty program without careful and strategic consideration. Unfortunately, hidden risks abound. Bug-bounty programs: ....
Paul “Buzz” Neumann Paul “Buzz” Neumann died March 28, 2021, at the age of 80. After a long battle with his health he chose to live his final days at home surrounded by family. Buzz was born in Bemidji, Minnesota, and was the middle of five children. His parents were Fern and Joseph Neumann. Buzz loved the outdoors; he grew up hunting and fishing and especially enjoyed his adventures at his Uncle Louie’s property at Medicine Lake. Buzz began dating his lifelong love, LuAnne, while in high school. After graduating from Bemidji High School he worked as a mechanic before enlisting in the Army. He was proud to become a U.S. Paratrooper. Buzz loved to skydive and the Army took him to Okinawa, Thailand, Korea and finally Fairbanks, Alaska, where he settled for life. ....
by Grant Gross Print this article President Joe Biden’s administration has proposed a $110 million increase in the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency s budget. With the passage of the nearly $2 trillion American Rescue Plan and an infrastructure bill with a price tag of $2.4 trillion (and a forthcoming jobs plan that will cost $2 trillion), it is a number that critics say is too meager, given the range of cyberattacks that federal agencies face. Biden’s proposed $1.5 trillion 2022 discretionary spending budget includes $2.1 billion for the CISA, an increase of about 5.6% over its budget allocated by Congress for the last year. The CISA’s budget previously got a temporary boost of $650 million in the American Rescue Plan Act passed in March. ....
Biden Seeks to Boost CISA s Budget by $110 Million Compliance Twitter Get Permission President Joe Biden is asking Congress to boost the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency budget by $110 million in 2021 to allow the agency to address a range of cybersecurity issues, following several high-profile incidents that have happened in the past six months. The increase is part of Biden s $1.52 trillion spending proposal for next year. The funding request for CISA in fiscal 2022 amounts to $2.1 billion, which is $110 million more than the sum allocated in the previous fiscal. This would also build on the $650 million provided to CISA under the American Rescue Plan Act of 2020, or the COVID-19 stimulus package, which sought to better protect federal and civilian agency networks during the pandemic. ....