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TSA Releases Cyber Security Roadmap To Guide Efforts To Protect IT, Transportation Systems

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, December 4th, 2018

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TSA Releases Cyber Security Roadmap To Guide Efforts To Protect IT, Transportation Systems

Transportation Security Administration Administrator David Pekoske.

On the heels of a new national cyber security strategy, the Transportation Security Administration on Tuesday released its own roadmap for protecting its information technology (IT) and the transportation system from cyber threats.The TSA Cybersecurity Roadmap “defines clear pathways to integrate and improve the TSA’s cybersecurity posture, safeguard the nation’s transportation systems, and build TSA’s capacity to meet the ever-changing cybersecurity environment through smart investments and collaborative partnerships,” TSA Administrator David Pekoske writes in a preface to the new roadmap.The…

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