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FAR Council’s Cybersecurity Showdown: A Mission Impossible for Federal Contractors?
When the FAR Council plays “Simon Says” with Federal Contractor Cybersecurity Regulations, there’s no Tom Cruise to save the day if you lose your password. Expect a cyber-“Mission Impossible” with new rules that demand you keep Uncle Sam’s data safer than a nuclear launch code. Contractors, get ready for a cybersecurity playoffs!
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So, the Federal Acquisition Regulation Council (FAR Council) decided to play "Simon Says" with federal contractors, but instead of touching your nose or hopping on one foot, it's all about cybersecurity rules. Flexing its muscles, FAR Council has proposed two new rules that will keep federal contractors on their toes. With all the talk about SBOMs, FISs, and COTs, it's clear that the government is serious about keeping Uncle Sam's data safer than a nuclear launch code. It's like a cybersecurity version of "Mission Impossible", but Tom Cruise isn't coming to save the day if you lose your password.Already a member? Log in here