End the Fiscal Year More Cyber Ready
Invest in your cybersecurity workforce before budgets reset.
The Federal Fiscal Year is ending. Use remaining FY26 budget to launch or expand hands-on cybersecurity training that strengthens workforce readiness and helps prevent security incidents.
Cyber Threats Don't Wait for the Next Fiscal Year
Federal agencies continue to face increasingly sophisticated cyber attacks, from large-scale software supply chain compromises to targeted nation-state campaigns and ransomware operations.
Multiple federal agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), were reportedly affected by the Microsoft SharePoint exploitation campaign. The incident showed how a single vulnerability can create risk across multiple government agencies.
Microsoft SharePoint Exploitation Campaign (2025)
A joint advisory from CISA, the FBI, and DC3 warned that Iran-based threat actors continued exploiting vulnerabilities across U.S. organizations while supporting ransomware operations, underscoring the ongoing cyber threats facing federal agencies.
Iran-linked Ransomware Campaigns (2024)
The U.S. federal judiciary disclosed cyber attacks affecting systems used to manage court filings and records, highlighting the operational disruption and exposure of sensitive information cyber incidents can cause.
Federal Judiciary Cyber Attacks (2025)
Agencies can't predict the next attack, but they can strengthen how prepared their teams are to prevent, detect, investigate, and respond to one.