The president's budget is unlikely to be passed but offers insights on the administration's priorities ahead of this fall's election.

Eric Goldstein says U.S. adversaries “would unequivocally exploit” security gaps created by House Republicans’ proposed 25% cut to cyber agency.

President Biden's budget proposes making technology investments across the federal government and to implement his cyber strategy.

Eric Goldstein said agencies are focusing hard on adopting MFA, but some are dealing with older IT.

The U.S. Cyber Command unfunded priorities wish list includes $168 million to enhance the Cyber Mission Force, a group conducting offensive and defensive cyber operations.

DHS would get the biggest slice of the federal civilian cybersecurity budget request at $2.6 billion.

The incident reporting legislation, long in the works, also comes with nearly $2.6 billion for the agency for fiscal 2022.

There's money in the request for direct aid to Ukraine, but also things like more enforcement of U.S. sanctions.

The big-ticket cyber item in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is $1 billion in state and local grants.

It would be the second major E.O. after a May directive on federal agencies' digital defenses.