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Pentagon spending could lead to consolidation of cybersecurity industry
More purchases of electronic-warfare equipment by the Pentagon will drive consolidation of the cybersecurity industry, according to new analysis.
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Why does access to the internet go out? DHS wants to know
The Department of Homeland Security announced funding to boost attribution into cyberattacks and internet cuts as the Trump administration has placed a greater effort to name hackers.
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91 percent of hacks begin with an email
A new report warns that if just one email penetrates an agency’s defenses it could cause untold damage.
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Really old computer viruses are still infecting new machines
Researchers say that known vulnerabilities are still attacking machines, shedding light on poor cyber hygiene.
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Trump wants to identify election interference within 45 days. Here is how he can do it.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to sanction foreigners who attempt to meddle in the U.S. elections, but attributing cyberattacks in a short period of time can be challenging.
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Trump: ‘You and your cyber are going to get me in a war’
A new book by legendary journalist Bob Woodward about the Trump administration is an insight into how U.S. officials carefully consider the use of cyberattacks
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On 9/11 anniversary, DHS says cyber threat has eclipsed terrorism
The Department of Homeland Security says that cyberattacks are a larger threat than terrorist attacks, and the agency has laid out a plan to defend against the new risk.
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Why DHS needs better mobile security than other agencies
The top IT officer at the Department of Homeland Security explained the different types of threats DHS faces.
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After claiming ‘Feds cant touch us,’ ProtonMail hacker arrested
A member of the “Apophis Squad” hacker group, which claimed it could not be found, was arrested for hacking the ProtonMail service.
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The Trump administration hopes to change the ‘entire ecosystem’ of cybersecurity norms
Top administration officials previewed a “cybersecurity moonshot” — a plan they hope will increase the digital security of Americans.
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Pentagon spending could lead to consolidation of cybersecurity industry
More purchases of electronic-warfare equipment by the Pentagon will drive consolidation of the cybersecurity industry, according to new analysis.
-
Why does access to the internet go out? DHS wants to know
The Department of Homeland Security announced funding to boost attribution into cyberattacks and internet cuts as the Trump administration has placed a greater effort to name hackers.
-
91 percent of hacks begin with an email
A new report warns that if just one email penetrates an agency’s defenses it could cause untold damage.
-
Really old computer viruses are still infecting new machines
Researchers say that known vulnerabilities are still attacking machines, shedding light on poor cyber hygiene.
-
Trump wants to identify election interference within 45 days. Here is how he can do it.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to sanction foreigners who attempt to meddle in the U.S. elections, but attributing cyberattacks in a short period of time can be challenging.
-
Trump: ‘You and your cyber are going to get me in a war’
A new book by legendary journalist Bob Woodward about the Trump administration is an insight into how U.S. officials carefully consider the use of cyberattacks
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On 9/11 anniversary, DHS says cyber threat has eclipsed terrorism
The Department of Homeland Security says that cyberattacks are a larger threat than terrorist attacks, and the agency has laid out a plan to defend against the new risk.
-
Why DHS needs better mobile security than other agencies
The top IT officer at the Department of Homeland Security explained the different types of threats DHS faces.
-
After claiming ‘Feds cant touch us,’ ProtonMail hacker arrested
A member of the “Apophis Squad” hacker group, which claimed it could not be found, was arrested for hacking the ProtonMail service.
-
The Trump administration hopes to change the ‘entire ecosystem’ of cybersecurity norms
Top administration officials previewed a “cybersecurity moonshot” — a plan they hope will increase the digital security of Americans.
-
Pentagon spending could lead to consolidation of cybersecurity industry
More purchases of electronic-warfare equipment by the Pentagon will drive consolidation of the cybersecurity industry, according to new analysis.
-
Why does access to the internet go out? DHS wants to know
The Department of Homeland Security announced funding to boost attribution into cyberattacks and internet cuts as the Trump administration has placed a greater effort to name hackers.
-
91 percent of hacks begin with an email
A new report warns that if just one email penetrates an agency’s defenses it could cause untold damage.
-
Really old computer viruses are still infecting new machines
Researchers say that known vulnerabilities are still attacking machines, shedding light on poor cyber hygiene.
-
Trump wants to identify election interference within 45 days. Here is how he can do it.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to sanction foreigners who attempt to meddle in the U.S. elections, but attributing cyberattacks in a short period of time can be challenging.
-
Trump: ‘You and your cyber are going to get me in a war’
A new book by legendary journalist Bob Woodward about the Trump administration is an insight into how U.S. officials carefully consider the use of cyberattacks
-
On 9/11 anniversary, DHS says cyber threat has eclipsed terrorism
The Department of Homeland Security says that cyberattacks are a larger threat than terrorist attacks, and the agency has laid out a plan to defend against the new risk.
-
Why DHS needs better mobile security than other agencies
The top IT officer at the Department of Homeland Security explained the different types of threats DHS faces.
-
After claiming ‘Feds cant touch us,’ ProtonMail hacker arrested
A member of the “Apophis Squad” hacker group, which claimed it could not be found, was arrested for hacking the ProtonMail service.
-
The Trump administration hopes to change the ‘entire ecosystem’ of cybersecurity norms
Top administration officials previewed a “cybersecurity moonshot” — a plan they hope will increase the digital security of Americans.
