What is DFARS 7009?

Episode notes

Register for Secure The DIB 2025: When it comes to cyber incident reporting requirements people are always concerned with how well the government will protect a company's breach information. When the DoD overhauled contractor cyber requirements in 2016 to focus on incident reporting they included a clause that specifically addresses those concerns: DFARS 252.204-7009. Pathfinder 101: Pathfinder Demo: SfvkaRVhRo OPM Data Breach: DFARS 7008: DFARS 7012: DFARS 7019: DFARS 7020:

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