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Mysterious use of hacked OPM data raises questions
The first illicit use of federal employee data swiped by suspected Chinese hackers in 2015 has created a cloud of mystery that has sparked the attention of members of Congress.
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Why Project Maven is a ‘moral hazard’ for Google
Current and former military official criticized tech-giant Google for “creating a moral hazard,” by dropping out from a top military program that uses artificial intelligence allegedly for drone targeting.
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Mattis declares vigilance to be the best cyber defense
Secretary of Defense James Mattis has issued a memo warning the department’s employees of the consequences for poor cyber hygiene in a world where secrets can fall into the hands of digital intruders.
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How telework fuels the insider threat
Following several intelligence leaks, a large percentage of corporate executives and small business owners believe that data breach risks increase when employees work out of the office, a new study finds.
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Are Russian hackers about to attack Ukraine?
Ukraine has been a test bed of Russian cyber aggression, and U.S. officials warn that an upcoming holiday could see another attack.
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How the Army is virtually prepping for real cyberattacks
In a digital battlefield, soldiers and contractors practiced repelling cyberattacks from banks, hospitals and energy systems.
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Top intelligence officials fear US behind in quantum computing, cyber
A top National Security Agency official said the intelligence community should concentrate on innovation related to cybersecurity.
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China-based hackers target satellite and telecommunication firms
A Chinese group has launched a wave of cyberattacks in the last 18 months and has specifically targeted a satellite operator, a telecommunication company, a geospatial imaging company and a defense contractor,
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Hackers are trying to infiltrate election systems
State and local officials said that American voting systems face daily threats to hackers, and the 2018 mid-term elections are a potential target for digital infiltration.
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Trump, GOP fail to agree on divisive Chinese telecom
President Donald Trump continues to meet with Senate Republicans to fight for the survival of ZTE, a Chinese telecommunications company Congress fears might threaten America’s cybersecurity.
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Mysterious use of hacked OPM data raises questions
The first illicit use of federal employee data swiped by suspected Chinese hackers in 2015 has created a cloud of mystery that has sparked the attention of members of Congress.
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Why Project Maven is a ‘moral hazard’ for Google
Current and former military official criticized tech-giant Google for “creating a moral hazard,” by dropping out from a top military program that uses artificial intelligence allegedly for drone targeting.
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Mattis declares vigilance to be the best cyber defense
Secretary of Defense James Mattis has issued a memo warning the department’s employees of the consequences for poor cyber hygiene in a world where secrets can fall into the hands of digital intruders.
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How telework fuels the insider threat
Following several intelligence leaks, a large percentage of corporate executives and small business owners believe that data breach risks increase when employees work out of the office, a new study finds.
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Are Russian hackers about to attack Ukraine?
Ukraine has been a test bed of Russian cyber aggression, and U.S. officials warn that an upcoming holiday could see another attack.
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How the Army is virtually prepping for real cyberattacks
In a digital battlefield, soldiers and contractors practiced repelling cyberattacks from banks, hospitals and energy systems.
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Top intelligence officials fear US behind in quantum computing, cyber
A top National Security Agency official said the intelligence community should concentrate on innovation related to cybersecurity.
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China-based hackers target satellite and telecommunication firms
A Chinese group has launched a wave of cyberattacks in the last 18 months and has specifically targeted a satellite operator, a telecommunication company, a geospatial imaging company and a defense contractor,
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Hackers are trying to infiltrate election systems
State and local officials said that American voting systems face daily threats to hackers, and the 2018 mid-term elections are a potential target for digital infiltration.
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Trump, GOP fail to agree on divisive Chinese telecom
President Donald Trump continues to meet with Senate Republicans to fight for the survival of ZTE, a Chinese telecommunications company Congress fears might threaten America’s cybersecurity.
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Mysterious use of hacked OPM data raises questions
The first illicit use of federal employee data swiped by suspected Chinese hackers in 2015 has created a cloud of mystery that has sparked the attention of members of Congress.
-
Why Project Maven is a ‘moral hazard’ for Google
Current and former military official criticized tech-giant Google for “creating a moral hazard,” by dropping out from a top military program that uses artificial intelligence allegedly for drone targeting.
-
Mattis declares vigilance to be the best cyber defense
Secretary of Defense James Mattis has issued a memo warning the department’s employees of the consequences for poor cyber hygiene in a world where secrets can fall into the hands of digital intruders.
-
How telework fuels the insider threat
Following several intelligence leaks, a large percentage of corporate executives and small business owners believe that data breach risks increase when employees work out of the office, a new study finds.
-
Are Russian hackers about to attack Ukraine?
Ukraine has been a test bed of Russian cyber aggression, and U.S. officials warn that an upcoming holiday could see another attack.
-
How the Army is virtually prepping for real cyberattacks
In a digital battlefield, soldiers and contractors practiced repelling cyberattacks from banks, hospitals and energy systems.
-
Top intelligence officials fear US behind in quantum computing, cyber
A top National Security Agency official said the intelligence community should concentrate on innovation related to cybersecurity.
-
China-based hackers target satellite and telecommunication firms
A Chinese group has launched a wave of cyberattacks in the last 18 months and has specifically targeted a satellite operator, a telecommunication company, a geospatial imaging company and a defense contractor,
-
Hackers are trying to infiltrate election systems
State and local officials said that American voting systems face daily threats to hackers, and the 2018 mid-term elections are a potential target for digital infiltration.
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Trump, GOP fail to agree on divisive Chinese telecom
President Donald Trump continues to meet with Senate Republicans to fight for the survival of ZTE, a Chinese telecommunications company Congress fears might threaten America’s cybersecurity.
