Rhode Island is the latest state to put together a statewide cybersecurity plan.
In the first of two expected reports, the Rhode Island Cybersecurity Commission provided an assessment of the state’s cybersecurity infrastructure and made recommendations to enhance the resiliency of operations in the executive branch agencies.
The report found several deficiencies that could lead to security problems, such as a lack of consistent information sharing across state agencies and between government and the private sector; limited funding for best practices; the inability to integrate cybersecurity into core missions; and minimal awareness of security education and training resources for employees. For the full article click here
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