Existing agreements are often old and fail to account for agencies' need to repurpose and reuse the data.

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas says now is the time for agencies to protect their data from advancements in quantum computing.

U.S. Special Operations Command wants to ensure its communications will stay secure now and in the future.

The platform uses encrypted keys to securely transmit personally identifiable information and trade secrets on U.S. imports during transactions.

The original version of the SAFE system was designed for a smaller set of users, and the new technology will reach enterprisewide, DISA says.

“Many people incorrectly believe password-protected .zip files can protect sensitive data. Indeed, many password-protected .zip files can be easily broken with off-the-shelf hacking tools,” the Oregon Democrat says in a letter to NIST.