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New document lays out American military’s early cyber struggles
A lack of resources, staff shortages and blurry lines of authority were just some of the difficulties that the American military experienced in cyberspace in 2014, according to a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Will more sanctions drive Iran to a cyberattack?
If the Trump administration’s sanctions on Iran are strong, the Persian nation may respond by targeting banks, critical infrastructure and the U.S. government.
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Former NSA, CIA director on cyber, Facebook and hacking back
Former head of the NSA and CIA Michael Hayden sat with Fifth Domain to discuss American cyber policy and global digital threats.
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US spies warn of increase in supply chain vulnerabilities
Hackers have increased attacks on the U.S. supply chain, according to a top intelligence official.
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Why too much attention on foreign actors and voting machines can hurt cybersecurity
The overwhelming majority of cyberattacks occur because of basic security failures, phishing attempts and human error, according to research.
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Booz Allen wins $1B contract to protect NASA, USPS and Treasury networks
The Department of Homeland Security awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a $1 billion dollar contract to protect six federal agencies including NASA, USPS, and the Treasury Department.
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How the Defense Department views China’s cyberthreat
The Defense Department believes that China will use cyber as a way to deter future attacks, according to a new report.
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How America should respond to Russia’s alleged hacking
Experts and lawmakers argued that the U.S. should aggressively respond to reports that Russia tried to hack the Senate and conservative think tanks.
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Former head of NSA unsure about Trump’s cyber plan
The White House has not had a centralized cybersecurity strategy since John Bolton joined the Trump administration in March, said Michael Hayden, the former head of the National Security Agency.
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China is hacking the same countries it trades with
The Chinese government is matching its aggressive cyber skills with an ambitious Belt and Road Initiative.
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New document lays out American military’s early cyber struggles
A lack of resources, staff shortages and blurry lines of authority were just some of the difficulties that the American military experienced in cyberspace in 2014, according to a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Will more sanctions drive Iran to a cyberattack?
If the Trump administration’s sanctions on Iran are strong, the Persian nation may respond by targeting banks, critical infrastructure and the U.S. government.
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Former NSA, CIA director on cyber, Facebook and hacking back
Former head of the NSA and CIA Michael Hayden sat with Fifth Domain to discuss American cyber policy and global digital threats.
-
US spies warn of increase in supply chain vulnerabilities
Hackers have increased attacks on the U.S. supply chain, according to a top intelligence official.
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Why too much attention on foreign actors and voting machines can hurt cybersecurity
The overwhelming majority of cyberattacks occur because of basic security failures, phishing attempts and human error, according to research.
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Booz Allen wins $1B contract to protect NASA, USPS and Treasury networks
The Department of Homeland Security awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a $1 billion dollar contract to protect six federal agencies including NASA, USPS, and the Treasury Department.
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How the Defense Department views China’s cyberthreat
The Defense Department believes that China will use cyber as a way to deter future attacks, according to a new report.
-
How America should respond to Russia’s alleged hacking
Experts and lawmakers argued that the U.S. should aggressively respond to reports that Russia tried to hack the Senate and conservative think tanks.
-
Former head of NSA unsure about Trump’s cyber plan
The White House has not had a centralized cybersecurity strategy since John Bolton joined the Trump administration in March, said Michael Hayden, the former head of the National Security Agency.
-
China is hacking the same countries it trades with
The Chinese government is matching its aggressive cyber skills with an ambitious Belt and Road Initiative.
-
New document lays out American military’s early cyber struggles
A lack of resources, staff shortages and blurry lines of authority were just some of the difficulties that the American military experienced in cyberspace in 2014, according to a Freedom of Information Act request.
-
Will more sanctions drive Iran to a cyberattack?
If the Trump administration’s sanctions on Iran are strong, the Persian nation may respond by targeting banks, critical infrastructure and the U.S. government.
-
Former NSA, CIA director on cyber, Facebook and hacking back
Former head of the NSA and CIA Michael Hayden sat with Fifth Domain to discuss American cyber policy and global digital threats.
-
US spies warn of increase in supply chain vulnerabilities
Hackers have increased attacks on the U.S. supply chain, according to a top intelligence official.
-
Why too much attention on foreign actors and voting machines can hurt cybersecurity
The overwhelming majority of cyberattacks occur because of basic security failures, phishing attempts and human error, according to research.
-
Booz Allen wins $1B contract to protect NASA, USPS and Treasury networks
The Department of Homeland Security awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a $1 billion dollar contract to protect six federal agencies including NASA, USPS, and the Treasury Department.
-
How the Defense Department views China’s cyberthreat
The Defense Department believes that China will use cyber as a way to deter future attacks, according to a new report.
-
How America should respond to Russia’s alleged hacking
Experts and lawmakers argued that the U.S. should aggressively respond to reports that Russia tried to hack the Senate and conservative think tanks.
-
Former head of NSA unsure about Trump’s cyber plan
The White House has not had a centralized cybersecurity strategy since John Bolton joined the Trump administration in March, said Michael Hayden, the former head of the National Security Agency.
-
China is hacking the same countries it trades with
The Chinese government is matching its aggressive cyber skills with an ambitious Belt and Road Initiative.
