The overall purpose, a DHS official said, is to "provide actionable information to allow agencies to 'fix the worst problems first'" across their networks.

In this Op-Ed, SafeNet's Jodi Schatz contends that successful CDM implementations feature three things.

“From the time that the scores come online, what gets measured gets done,” said the manager of the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program.

NASA is an early CDM success story, but continuous monitoring tools need maintaining.

Here’s a look back at CDM’s highlights in 2018.

The fiscal 2019 guidance mandates that agencies share information with DHS's federalwide CDM dashboard and that going forward, they must provide "sufficient justification" to buy non-CDM continuous monitoring tools.