Today, I’ll be testifying to the House Homeland Security Committee during a hearing at Stanford. Tune in here: homeland.house.gov/hearing/comm...
Jack Cable
Jack Cable
@jackhcable.bsky.social
CEO & Co-founder at Corridor. Previously: Senior Technical Advisor at CISA, TechCongress in the Senate, Krebs Stamos Group, CISA, Defense Digital Service, and Stanford.
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New from Jen Easterly and me: as threats to our critical infrastructure increase, U.S. policymakers need to defend + strengthen the role of security research. This is personal for me, having received legal threats for good-faith security research. www.lawfaremedia.org/article/adva...
We call on Congress to protect security researchers by codifying the DMCA security research exemption, exempt good-faith security research from the CFAA, and make it a baseline requirement for software vendors to operate a VDP and publish CVEs. www.lawfaremedia.org/article/adva...
📢 Excited to share that I started a new company, Corridor, with Ashwin Ramaswami! Corridor is the AI-powered secure by design platform – and we're backed by @stamos.org, Chris Krebs, Christina Cacioppo, @alip.bsky.social at Neo, and Sarah Guo at Conviction. forms.gle/3LsFxtNqzok2...
More to come soon, but for now: 1. We're hiring for founding engineers. If you or anyone you know might be a good fit, please reach out. 2. We're building a cohort of early customers to iterate with. If you're interested, join our waitlist here: forms.gle/cRF1T2FPemfb...
After two incredible years, today is my last day at CISA. Immensely grateful to have been able to drive CISA's work on Secure by Design, spurring commitments from 250 software manufacturers and publishing guidance with over a dozen int'l partners. My exit interview: cyberscoop.com/jack-cable-c...
3 (cont). As it turns out, encryption is standard these days and personal VPNs simply shift risk from your ISP to a VPN provider. 4. Other practices to secure your mobile devices, such as lockdown mode on iOS. Read here: www.cisa.gov/sites/defaul...
📣 CISA is hosting an info session on the Secure by Design Pledge on Monday, Dec 9 from 10-12pm in San Francisco. Come to hear from Bob Lord, me, and a panel with pledge signers around progress and lessons learned from the pledge. Register here: forms.office.com/g/Ta5g0P6Q5m
ICYMI: CISA published the Product Security Bad Practices for public comment, due Dec 16. Included in the bad practices: development of new products in memory unsafe language, inclusion of user input in SQL queries/OS commands, default passwords, and more. www.cisa.gov/resources-to...
My keynote from All Things Open is now online, covering Secure by Design, open source AI, and our Product Security Bad Practices guidance: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Furf...
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It's the six-month anniversary of CISA's secure-by-design pledge. I talked to @jackhcable.bsky.social about how things are going and what's next: therecord.media/cisa-jack-ca... New details in here about participant workshops, CISA's plans for tracking progress, and version 2.0 of the pledge.
Today, I published in the Harvard Business Review on how business leaders of software manufacturers can prevent ransomware attacks at scale with more secure by design software. Read here: hbr.org/2024/04/prev...
Great joining @rosenzweigp.bsky.social on the Lawfare Podcast! Tune in for some holiday listening to hear from Lauren Zabierek, Bob Lord and me on CISA's path forward on Secure by Design. www.lawfaremedia.org/article/the-...
On today's Lawfare Podcast, @rosenzweigp.bsky.social sat down with three Senior Advisers to CISA — Lauren Zabierek, @jackhcable.bsky.social, and Bob Lord — to talk about their efforts to define a Secure by Design standard, as part of Lawfare’s Security by Design project.
Have thoughts on Secure by Design? Yesterday, CISA announced a Request for Information on Secure by Design. Have thoughts on eliminating classes of vulns, security education for developers, economics, AI, OT, and more? Check it out and respond (by Feb 20): www.federalregister.gov/documents/20...
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