The US government has launched a new campaign aimed at encouraging critical infrastructure (CNI) stakeholders to improve their organizations' cyber resilience.
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The Biden administration has proposed spending $27.5 billion on cybersecurity in the US federal budget for next year, reflecting a strategic focus on protecting cyberspace.
The Biden administration has proposed spending $27.5 billion on cybersecurity in the US federal budget for next year, reflecting a strategic focus on protecting cyberspace. According to the budget proposal, these funds should help strengthen the cybersecurity of federal agencies and government organizations. In particular, it is planned to allocate 13 billion dollars for civil cyber security and 7.4 billion dollars for military cyber security. For the first time, it also proposes to allocate funds to improve cybersecurity in resource-constrained hospitals and to encourage investment in advanced cybersecurity technologies.
This increase in the cybersecurity budget comes amid an increase in cyber threats and attacks on federal infrastructure, forcing the US government to rethink its strategy in this area. The proposed funds demonstrate recognition of the importance of cybersecurity as a critical component of national security. A proposed increase in cybersecurity funding in the US federal budget underscores the growing importance of digital security in today’s world. The move is in response to growing cyber threats and aims to strengthen the country’s defenses in cyberspace.
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