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David DiMolfetta
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Cybersecurity and Intelligence Reporter, Nextgov/FCW
Washington
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Biography
Researching/covering tech policy and cybersecurity for The Technology 202 and The Cybersecurity 202 newsletters at The Washington Post.
cybersecurity policyTechnology policy cybersecurity AI finance
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By Melissa Data, David DiMolfetta Verified| Nextgov/FCW Verified The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency extended its contract for the MITRE-backed Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Program late Tuesday night, following industry alarm sparked earlier in the day when the non-profit warned of an imminent end to federal backing for the cornerstone cybersecurity program that is relied on worldwide.
By David DiMolfetta Verified| Nextgov/FCW Verified The U.S. government funding needed for non-profit research giant MITRE to develop, operate and maintain its flagship Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Program will expire Wednesday, the company confirmed to Nextgov/FCW. Used extensively across sectors — from private industry to national intelligence agencies — the CVE Program provides a standardized framework for identifying vulnerabilities and plays a central role in vulnerability management practices. It was first launched in 1999.
By Melissa Data, David DiMolfetta Verified| Nextgov/FCW Verified The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency extended its contract for the MITRE-backed Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Program late Tuesday night, following industry alarm sparked earlier in the day when the non-profit warned of an imminent end to federal backing for the cornerstone cybersecurity program that is relied on worldwide.
Company Info
Nextgov/FCW
Nextgov/FCW is a US-based media company founded in 2008 that focuses on technology and innovation within the federal government. It provides insights into how digital transformation affects government operations, policies, and service delivery. The company was formed from the merger of two publications, FCW and Nextgov, which operated independently until 2021. Nextgov/FCW publishes news and analysis on federal IT modernization, cybersecurity, and procurement. It features specialized coverage, including blogs that track federal IT procurement opportunities. The company also reports on significant policy developments, such as the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP). Its primary audience includes federal IT professionals, policymakers, contractors, and industry stakeholders, with reporting that often references key government agencies and initiatives.
Washington, D.C., United States
Founded: 2008