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Homeland Security vows change in face of cyber ‘pandemic’
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen outlined a reorganization of the agency to focus on nation-state threats amid a growing number of cyberattacks, but lawmakers seem unaware of the changes.
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US to ‘turn up the knob’ on election security
Can better collaboration successfully reinforce the structures in place to protect the midterms?
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Who is in charge during an energy sector hack? The answer may not be clear
A new report says that a chaotic debate over which government agency is in charge after a cyberattack on critical infrastructure can cripple the response and exacerbate hacks.
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Homeland Security’s new risk management center announces first leader
The head of the new national risk management center will be tasked with recruiting the private sector to join the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity effort..
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Our back-to-school cheat sheet for federal cyber
Here is a cheat sheet of three things to make you cyber smart this fall.
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Why the Five Eyes boosted intelligence sharing despite tension
America’s closest intelligence allies agreed to boost cybersecurity and intelligence sharing despite political tension.
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The Army is testing deceptive cyber technology despite past struggles
The Army is testing methods to trick attackers into believing that they have compromised a network, but experts both inside and outside government warn that the idea has struggled to go from concept to reality.
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Why reversible cyberattacks could become standard in digital warfare
Reversible cyber operations have been praised as a warfare tactic of the future, and some have argued attacks whose affects cannot be restored may violate the laws of war in years to come.
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MITRE names new cyber and security chief
The position is responsible for the cyber strategy and protection from physical and digital attacks of the MITRE corporation, a nonprofit organization that manages federal research.
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How to fix the troubled cyber vulnerability database
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures program has been criticized for delays in its disclosure process, but a group of lawmakers are offering a solution.
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Homeland Security vows change in face of cyber ‘pandemic’
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen outlined a reorganization of the agency to focus on nation-state threats amid a growing number of cyberattacks, but lawmakers seem unaware of the changes.
-
US to ‘turn up the knob’ on election security
Can better collaboration successfully reinforce the structures in place to protect the midterms?
-
Who is in charge during an energy sector hack? The answer may not be clear
A new report says that a chaotic debate over which government agency is in charge after a cyberattack on critical infrastructure can cripple the response and exacerbate hacks.
-
Homeland Security’s new risk management center announces first leader
The head of the new national risk management center will be tasked with recruiting the private sector to join the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity effort..
-
Our back-to-school cheat sheet for federal cyber
Here is a cheat sheet of three things to make you cyber smart this fall.
-
Why the Five Eyes boosted intelligence sharing despite tension
America’s closest intelligence allies agreed to boost cybersecurity and intelligence sharing despite political tension.
-
The Army is testing deceptive cyber technology despite past struggles
The Army is testing methods to trick attackers into believing that they have compromised a network, but experts both inside and outside government warn that the idea has struggled to go from concept to reality.
-
Why reversible cyberattacks could become standard in digital warfare
Reversible cyber operations have been praised as a warfare tactic of the future, and some have argued attacks whose affects cannot be restored may violate the laws of war in years to come.
-
MITRE names new cyber and security chief
The position is responsible for the cyber strategy and protection from physical and digital attacks of the MITRE corporation, a nonprofit organization that manages federal research.
-
How to fix the troubled cyber vulnerability database
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures program has been criticized for delays in its disclosure process, but a group of lawmakers are offering a solution.
-
Homeland Security vows change in face of cyber ‘pandemic’
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen outlined a reorganization of the agency to focus on nation-state threats amid a growing number of cyberattacks, but lawmakers seem unaware of the changes.
-
US to ‘turn up the knob’ on election security
Can better collaboration successfully reinforce the structures in place to protect the midterms?
-
Who is in charge during an energy sector hack? The answer may not be clear
A new report says that a chaotic debate over which government agency is in charge after a cyberattack on critical infrastructure can cripple the response and exacerbate hacks.
-
Homeland Security’s new risk management center announces first leader
The head of the new national risk management center will be tasked with recruiting the private sector to join the Department of Homeland Security’s cybersecurity effort..
-
Our back-to-school cheat sheet for federal cyber
Here is a cheat sheet of three things to make you cyber smart this fall.
-
Why the Five Eyes boosted intelligence sharing despite tension
America’s closest intelligence allies agreed to boost cybersecurity and intelligence sharing despite political tension.
-
The Army is testing deceptive cyber technology despite past struggles
The Army is testing methods to trick attackers into believing that they have compromised a network, but experts both inside and outside government warn that the idea has struggled to go from concept to reality.
-
Why reversible cyberattacks could become standard in digital warfare
Reversible cyber operations have been praised as a warfare tactic of the future, and some have argued attacks whose affects cannot be restored may violate the laws of war in years to come.
-
MITRE names new cyber and security chief
The position is responsible for the cyber strategy and protection from physical and digital attacks of the MITRE corporation, a nonprofit organization that manages federal research.
-
How to fix the troubled cyber vulnerability database
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures program has been criticized for delays in its disclosure process, but a group of lawmakers are offering a solution.
