As we welcome 2026, it is a good time for government contractors to reflect on their cybersecurity posture and the major shifts in federal data protection policy from 2025. Last year was more than just a year of evolution in the cybersecurity space—it was marked by long-anticipated regulatory milestones and an acceleration of federal enforcement and oversight. For government contractors, understanding these changes is key for internal policy decisions and mitigating risk in the months ahead.
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