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Lawrence Livermore tells House CyberCentury agreement expired; sensors still deployed but analysts stopped monitoring
Summary
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory informed the House subcommittee its agreements to analyze CyberCentury sensor data lapsed and its threat-hunting stopped, leaving deployed sensors collecting data that the lab said it is not authorized to analyze until interagency funding arrangements are executed.
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory told the House Homeland Security Subcommittee that its agreements with the Department of Homeland Security to analyze data from the CyberCentury program have expired, temporarily halting active threat hunting despite sensors remaining on partner networks.
“Currently, we have agreements that are making their way through DHS processes. Unfortunately, those are still making their way through DHS processes, and our work with CISA expired, last…
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