Thursday, September 17, 2026Vol. XII · No. 214

Government

CISA guidance targets water sector security, open source AI and more

Technology OMB tells agencies to begin executing PQC transition by 2027 Read now Topics Artificial Intelligence Big Data CIO News Cloud Computing Cybersecurity IT Modernization Open Data/Transparency Shows All About Data Ask the CIO The Business of Government

CISA guidance targets water sector security, open source AI and more
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Defense DoD plans CMMC listening sessions as questions swirl around review Read now Topics Air Force Army Defense Industry Navy On DoD Space Operations Shows On DoD with Jared Serbu The Business of Defense Reporters Jared Serbu Anastasia Obis Rachel S. Cohen Workforce GSA names new leaders for regions, PBS Topics Acquisition Agency Oversight Budget Facilities/Construction Government Shutdown Hiring/Retention Litigation Management Unions Workforce Rights/Governance Leadership Connect Shows Federal Report Your Federal Life Eye on Washington Inside the IC Reporters Drew Friedman Jason Miller Jory Heckman Pay & Benefits OPM to crack down on ineligible health insurance enrollees Read now Topics Benefits Open Season Pay Retirement TSP Shows Your Federal Life Reporters Drew Friedman Federal Drive Terry Gerton joins as the new host of The Federal Drive Meet Terry Shows The Fe…

municipal water systems. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is pushing a bevvy of new cyber guidance to federal agencies, contractors and critical infrastructure organizations, amid concerning reports of cyber attacks on municipal water systems and ongoing debates about open source artificial intelligence systems. CISA over the past week released five advisories or pieces of guidance, in addition to updating a tool that helps agencies securely adopt cloud services.


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