Justin Doubleday is a Senior Reporter at Inside Defense. He covers a range of topics including the Pentagon, technology, government, and cybersecurity, with a focus on security policy and public policy. His work has been featured in Federal News Network, Baker Donelson, and RealClearDefense.
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The secretive satellite agency’s work with prime contractors to address supply chain issues could inform broader federal efforts to address supplier risks.
By: Justin Doubleday
CISA's new guide will help agencies meet a November deadline for submitting cyber logging plans that need to prioritize quality, instead of just quantity.
DHS's next CIO is expected to be Kyle Schutt, a DOGE team member who was detailed to multiple agencies, including CISA and FEMA.
By: Justin Doubleday
CISA’s top quantum security expert says agencies will need to work closely with industry on the cryptographic transition.
By: Justin Doubleday
A top CISA official acknowledged the BOD is a major cultural shift, but says it should give security teams more time to focus on work that matters.
Industry groups were concerned the law would lapse again amid hacks into water systems and recent advancements in AI.
By: Justin Doubleday
GSA terminated the security clearances of several hundred employees after an audit to ensure clearances "are strictly aligned with operational necessity."
By: Justin Doubleday
Industry says the time it takes for DCSA to adjudicate some CV alerts has led to delays in getting cleared employees working on contracts.
By: Justin Doubleday
CIA Deputy Director Michael Ellis also touted how the agency hit its hiring goals this year, after a big wave of retirements in 2025.
By: Justin Doubleday
The FBI's new cyber strategy emphasizes supporting victims, partnering more closely with industry and recruiting "the best cyber talent in the nation."
