Keysight joins forces with JCDC to boost cybersecurity threat intelligence, research - Industrial Cyber

News Vendors Keysight joins forces with JCDC to boost cybersecurity threat intelligence, research AUGUST 15, 2024 Keysight Technologies announced Wednesday that it has joined the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC), expanding its current partnership with the U.S. government to enhance the nation’s cybersecurity resiliency. Leveraging 20 years of cybersecurity testing and threat intelligence research, Keysight will support JCDC’s mission of uniting the global cyber community in the collective defense of cyberspace.  In response to escalating threats to national security, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) established JCDC in August 2021 under Congressional authorization. As a unique public-private partnership, JCDC proactively gathers, analyzes, and shares actionable cyber risk information to enable improved cybersecurity planning, defense, and response. A primary goal of JCDC includes enabling participants to stay ahead of adversaries and reducing cybersecurity threats before they have an impact. Keysight offers a comprehensive suite of tools that empower organizations to be proactive with their cybersecurity from chip to cloud, including testing of deployed tools against the latest threats and a Cyber Range training environment to keep skills up to date.  Keysight’s Threat Simulator offers daily updates with the latest malware and ransomware campaigns to validate firewalls, endpoint protection software, and SIEM tools, and CyPerf evaluates cybersecurity effectiveness and user experience in distributed and cloud environments. To test and improve the cybersecurity of devices such as IoT and industrial controllers, Keysight’s IOT Security Assessment provides firmware analysis, SBOM generation, and network security testing of connected devices. Keysight’s security validation tools are automated and easy to use, so operators of critical IT and operational technology (OT) environments can easily validate their resilience to emerging threats. Additionally, Keysight offers cybersecurity validation products and services for every stage of the product lifecycle, from pre-silicon analysis to cloud security validation. “Keysight is honored to join JCDC, extending our years of collaborating with the U.S. government as a provider of electronic test and measurement products and services including electronic warfare, 5G/6G, and cybersecurity validation and training,” Scott Register, VP of Security Solutions at Keysight, said in a media statement. “By combining our expertise with the collective strength of JCDC, we can accelerate the development of innovative solutions to safeguard critical infrastructure and protect our nation from cyberattacks.” Industrial Cyber News Desk Industrial Cyber News Desk Related ARCON teams with DNV Cyber to strengthen privileged access management capabilities in the Nordics New York introduces cybersecurity rules, $2.5 million grant program to strengthen water infrastructure defenses GAO report highlights risks to CMMC rollout as nation-state attacks target defense contractors ISAC advisory highlights cyber and physical risks to critical infrastructure as Middle East tensions rise Suspected Iran-linked cyberattack hits medical technology giant Stryker amid Middle East tensions Finland’s National Security Overview 2026 flags Russian and Chinese cyber espionage targeting government, critical infrastructure Cydome flags NAVTOR NavBox path traversal and authentication flaws exposing vessel data, networks to cyber risk Iran-linked cyber espionage surges across Middle East as conflict tensions rise, researchers say Microchip expands Trust Platform to help manufacturers meet EU Cyber Resilience Act security requirements Texas orders cybersecurity review of state agencies for Chinese-made medical devices after federal warnings