Google has outlined its efforts to shape the US government’s zero-trust initiative, based on Biden’s May Executive Order on cybersecurity.
Google’s $10 billion commitment to beefing up critical US infrastructure includes expanding zero-trust programs, helping to secure software supply chains, and enhancing open-source security.
Its contributions will see the company leverage initiatives that have been underway at Google for many years, spanning open-source fuzzing tools to funding Linux kernel developers to work on security, and pushing for the use of memory-safe languages in Linux.
