BIG changes are coming to CPARS (Cyber)

Episode notes

The Senate has passed their version of the FY26 NDAA and they want annual contractor performance measurements to focus exclusively on "negative performance events". Per the Senate Armed Services Committee that includes failing to meet cyber requirements, failing to flow down requirements to subcontractors, and submission of false claims (cyber). Add this one to the growing pile of evidence that the government really, really wants contractors to take cybersecurity seriously. Pathfinder 101: Pathfinder Demo: Memo: Senate NDAA:

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