CSRB Industry Day Brief FINAL 09202022.pdf
Posted: Sept. 20, 2022
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summary of the Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB) virtual Industry Day held on September 20, 2022, hosted by the CISA contracting office. The agenda included welcome and introductions, ground rules, program overview, Performance Work Statement (PWS) overview, a break, Q&A session, and a discussion on the way forward. Participants were encouraged to submit questions via MS Teams chat or email for future responses.
The CSRB was established in 2021 by Executive Order 14028 to analyze significant cyber incidents and make recommendations for improving cybersecurity. It consists of federal and private sector members focusing on threat activity, vulnerabilities, mitigation activities, and agency responses.
The Industry Day aimed to further dialogue with industry stakeholders, aid in market research, gather questions from industry participants, encourage active participation in the acquisition process, and facilitate networking opportunities. The document outlined the goals of the CSRB, including providing insight into requirements, gathering industry questions for posting on SAM.gov, and fostering industry engagement. The CSRB membership includes representatives from various government agencies and private sector entities appointed by the CISA director.
Task areas for program management, cyber research services, and cyber forensic analysis were detailed to support the CSRB's activities in developing recommendations for strategic improvements and conducting technical analyses related to cyber incidents under review.
The CSRB was established in 2021 by Executive Order 14028 to analyze significant cyber incidents and make recommendations for improving cybersecurity. It consists of federal and private sector members focusing on threat activity, vulnerabilities, mitigation activities, and agency responses.
The Industry Day aimed to further dialogue with industry stakeholders, aid in market research, gather questions from industry participants, encourage active participation in the acquisition process, and facilitate networking opportunities. The document outlined the goals of the CSRB, including providing insight into requirements, gathering industry questions for posting on SAM.gov, and fostering industry engagement. The CSRB membership includes representatives from various government agencies and private sector entities appointed by the CISA director.
Task areas for program management, cyber research services, and cyber forensic analysis were detailed to support the CSRB's activities in developing recommendations for strategic improvements and conducting technical analyses related to cyber incidents under review.
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