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In Parts 1 and 2 of this series, we explained that the Department paused the expansion of Phase II certification requirements but left Phase I self-assessment requirements and underlying cybersecurity obligations in place. That leads to another issue that

I've spent a large part of my career around penetration testing, and one thing has always been true: there is never enough time to test everything as deeply as we would like. A good pentester can do a lot in a week, and a great pentester can notice the on

In Part 1 of this series, we explained what the Department of War paused on July 13, 2026 and why organizations should not interpret the announcement as the end of CMMC. The next question is more important: What are defense contractors still required to d

The Department's July 13, 2026 announcement that it was suspending Phase II of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program immediately created questions throughout the defense industrial base. Is CMMC going away? Should organizations sto

Organizations have never invested more in cybersecurity. Security Operations Centers (SOCs), Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), Zero Trust architectures, cloud securi

Most purple team engagements still run on spreadsheets, screenshots, and a report written after the fact. SCPTP replaces that with a real-time, structured system built specifically for how these exercises actually work. SynerComm purple team engagements n

Collaboration Delivers Verified Identity and Continuous Authentication to Financial Services, Industrial Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Government Organizations DENVER, July 07, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- authID (Nasdaq: AUID), a leading provider of biometr

For many companies, especially manufacturers, fabricators and/or specialty suppliers, the expanding radius of the efforts to secure the U.S. defense industrial base will reach their doorstep this year. If you are a Department of Defense contractor, subcon

What started as conversations on the drive home from cybersecurity conferences eventually became something much bigger. For years, Ryan and Allie attended events like DerbyCon, GrrCON, and THOTCON and left inspired not only by the technical content, but b