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Federal review debunks Georgia election hack accusation
Allegations that the federal government tried to hack Georgias election systems were unfounded, according to a letter the Department of Homeland Securitys inspector general sent Monday to Congress.
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DoD contractor hit by computer virus says it wasn’t a target
A Vermont manufacturing plant that was hit by a computer virus says it’s confident it was not the target of the virus.
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![FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part II [Slideshow]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Slide1.jpg_71ce87.jpg?w=300)
FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part II [Slideshow]
Rundown on the top cyber criminals the FBI is seeking worldwide. Part II of II.
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CIA chief: Intel leaks on the rise, cites leaker ‘worship’
CIA Director Mike Pompeo says he thinks disclosure of America’s secret intelligence is on the rise, fueled partly by the “worship” of leakers like Edward Snowden.
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FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part I [Slideshow]
Rundown on the top cyber criminals the FBI is seeking worldwide. Part I of II.
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![State of cyber with Bobbie Stempfley [Video]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/stempfley_853x480-min.jpg.jpg?w=300)
State of cyber with Bobbie Stempfley [Video]
Bobbie Stempfley, former DHS deputy assistant secretary for cybersecurity strategy and emergency communications, has a new role as director of Carnegie Mellon CERT. She joins us live to talk about the state of cybersecurity in government and the private sector.
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Obama admin cautious when dealing with Russia’s election meddling
The Washington Post reveals a shocking look into the Obama administrations struggle to deal with Russias meddling in the democratic process.
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Department of Education needs a cybersecurity director
The Department of Education is looking for an individual to serve as the primary adviser for the Chief Information Officer and Deputy Chief Information Officer.
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What not to do after a data breach
Thousands of words have been written about how to prevent cyberattacks and what to do if you’ve been targeted. Unfortunately, there’s no standard playbook for a data breach and your actions during a disaster could be as harmful as they are helpful.
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5 lessons from Senate hearing on election hacking, including whether Trump is really president
The Senate Intelligence Committee gathered two expert panels on Thursday for a discussion of the past, present and future of Russian interference in elections
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Federal review debunks Georgia election hack accusation
Allegations that the federal government tried to hack Georgias election systems were unfounded, according to a letter the Department of Homeland Securitys inspector general sent Monday to Congress.
-
DoD contractor hit by computer virus says it wasn’t a target
A Vermont manufacturing plant that was hit by a computer virus says it’s confident it was not the target of the virus.
-
FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part II [Slideshow]
Rundown on the top cyber criminals the FBI is seeking worldwide. Part II of II.
-
CIA chief: Intel leaks on the rise, cites leaker ‘worship’
CIA Director Mike Pompeo says he thinks disclosure of America’s secret intelligence is on the rise, fueled partly by the “worship” of leakers like Edward Snowden.
-
FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part I [Slideshow]
Rundown on the top cyber criminals the FBI is seeking worldwide. Part I of II.
-
State of cyber with Bobbie Stempfley [Video]
Bobbie Stempfley, former DHS deputy assistant secretary for cybersecurity strategy and emergency communications, has a new role as director of Carnegie Mellon CERT. She joins us live to talk about the state of cybersecurity in government and the private sector.
-
Obama admin cautious when dealing with Russia’s election meddling
The Washington Post reveals a shocking look into the Obama administrations struggle to deal with Russias meddling in the democratic process.
-
Department of Education needs a cybersecurity director
The Department of Education is looking for an individual to serve as the primary adviser for the Chief Information Officer and Deputy Chief Information Officer.
-
What not to do after a data breach
Thousands of words have been written about how to prevent cyberattacks and what to do if you’ve been targeted. Unfortunately, there’s no standard playbook for a data breach and your actions during a disaster could be as harmful as they are helpful.
-
5 lessons from Senate hearing on election hacking, including whether Trump is really president
The Senate Intelligence Committee gathered two expert panels on Thursday for a discussion of the past, present and future of Russian interference in elections
-
Federal review debunks Georgia election hack accusation
Allegations that the federal government tried to hack Georgias election systems were unfounded, according to a letter the Department of Homeland Securitys inspector general sent Monday to Congress.
-
DoD contractor hit by computer virus says it wasn’t a target
A Vermont manufacturing plant that was hit by a computer virus says it’s confident it was not the target of the virus.
-
![FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part II [Slideshow]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Slide1.jpg_71ce87.jpg?w=1024)
FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part II [Slideshow]
Rundown on the top cyber criminals the FBI is seeking worldwide. Part II of II.
-
CIA chief: Intel leaks on the rise, cites leaker ‘worship’
CIA Director Mike Pompeo says he thinks disclosure of America’s secret intelligence is on the rise, fueled partly by the “worship” of leakers like Edward Snowden.
-
FBI’s Cyber Most Wanted, part I [Slideshow]
Rundown on the top cyber criminals the FBI is seeking worldwide. Part I of II.
-
![State of cyber with Bobbie Stempfley [Video]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/stempfley_853x480-min.jpg.jpg?w=853)
State of cyber with Bobbie Stempfley [Video]
Bobbie Stempfley, former DHS deputy assistant secretary for cybersecurity strategy and emergency communications, has a new role as director of Carnegie Mellon CERT. She joins us live to talk about the state of cybersecurity in government and the private sector.
-
Obama admin cautious when dealing with Russia’s election meddling
The Washington Post reveals a shocking look into the Obama administrations struggle to deal with Russias meddling in the democratic process.
-
Department of Education needs a cybersecurity director
The Department of Education is looking for an individual to serve as the primary adviser for the Chief Information Officer and Deputy Chief Information Officer.
-
What not to do after a data breach
Thousands of words have been written about how to prevent cyberattacks and what to do if you’ve been targeted. Unfortunately, there’s no standard playbook for a data breach and your actions during a disaster could be as harmful as they are helpful.
-
5 lessons from Senate hearing on election hacking, including whether Trump is really president
The Senate Intelligence Committee gathered two expert panels on Thursday for a discussion of the past, present and future of Russian interference in elections
