GSA announced last week that, "Starting June 8, 2024, GSA will begin collecting Common [#SSDF Attestation] Forms for new contracts (including micro-purchases) and the exercise of contract options, that include the use of software, regardless of whether or not the software is considered critical." This is a major update because it means all vendors dealing with GSA or a GSA contracts must comply in June and NOT in September, like originally thought. #ZeroTrust, #CyberSecurity, #SoftwareDevelopment, #DepartmentOfDefense, #InfoSec, #NationalSecurity, #DefenseTech, #CyberDefense, #SecureSoftware, #MilitaryTechnology, #DevSecOps, #InformationSecurity, #CyberAwareness, #GovernmentTech, #CyberThreats, #TechInnovation, #DigitalTransformation, #CloudSecurity, #DataProtection, #NetworkSecurity, #SecurityArchitecture, #CyberResilience, #IdentityManagement, #Encryption, #Compliance, #SecureCoding, #CyberRiskManagement, #AIInCybersecurity, #ThreatIntelligence, #CriticalInfrastructure, #CyberLaw, #CyberEthics, #TechnologyLeadership, #PublicSectorInnovation, #TechGovernance, #SecureByDesign, #PrivacyByDesign, #MilitaryInnovation, #DefenseStrategies, #CyberWarfare, #CyberDiplomacy, #GovernmentContracting, #DefenseContractors, #MilitaryTec, #TechPolicy, #SecureInfrastructure, #NationalCybersecurity, #TechForDefense, #SecureDevelopment, #GovernmentIT
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