CISA Shares Federal Cyber Guidance With Critical Infrastructure Companies
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released a guide to network monitoring that it said was developed for federal agencies but can also provide help to other government organizations as well as critical infrastructure entities. CISA’s new Logging Reference Architecture guide is designed to help federal agencies improve their network monitoring by […] The post CISA…
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released a new guide, the Logging Reference Architecture, aimed at improving network monitoring for federal agencies and critical infrastructure entities. The guide focuses on effective logging, visibility, and operational standards to enhance cyber defense, as cybercriminals are increasingly using automation and artificial intelligence to target critical systems.
Acting Executive Assistant Director for Cybersecurity, Chris Butera, emphasized that robust logs provide critical visibility needed to counter daily threats. While the guide is tailored for federal agencies, its recommendations can also assist critical infrastructure entities and state, local, territorial, and tribal government organizations in developing their logging and monitoring plans.
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