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New bill gives this Homeland Security agency authority to get ISP info
Senators, however, say the authorities are “limited.”
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Agencies achieve historic results on new modernization scorecard
Agencies did better than ever before on the newly released FITARA 9.0 scorecard, but tension remains between the Office of Management and Budget and lawmakers on data centers.
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How Congress wants to help sync military cyber
New positions detailed in the annual National Defense Authorization Act will exist both with the Pentagon staff and at the services.
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Several election security provisions are in the massive defense bill
According to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress is taking steps to learn more about future Russian cyberattacks and wants to ensure state officials have access to the top-level threat information.
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Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
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Census Bureau head says IT concerns are being remedied
Census Bureau director Steven Dillingham said in a brief interview during a visit in Florida that the agency’s IT systems are undergoing “some tremendous testing.”
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AWS blames Trump for its loss in the JEDI bid
A redacted version of AWS’ initial complaint details how the company thinks President Donald Trump influenced the proceedings for the Pentagon’s controversial enterprise cloud.
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In cyber, the US can’t ‘enforce standards that don’t exist’
With no global playbook for proper behavior in cyberspace, the United States and allies can’t police adversaries as needed to protect data and systems.
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The Navy will build tactical cyber teams
In a new strategy document released Dec. 4, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said he wanted the service to develop a plan to field small tactical cyber teams by February 2020.
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2 Russians charged in multimillion-dollar malware scheme
U.S. officials say a Russian cyber-criminal gang developed and distributed malware used to steal at least $100 million from banks and other financial institutions in more than 40 countries over the past decade.
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New bill gives this Homeland Security agency authority to get ISP info
Senators, however, say the authorities are “limited.”
-
Agencies achieve historic results on new modernization scorecard
Agencies did better than ever before on the newly released FITARA 9.0 scorecard, but tension remains between the Office of Management and Budget and lawmakers on data centers.
-
How Congress wants to help sync military cyber
New positions detailed in the annual National Defense Authorization Act will exist both with the Pentagon staff and at the services.
-
Several election security provisions are in the massive defense bill
According to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress is taking steps to learn more about future Russian cyberattacks and wants to ensure state officials have access to the top-level threat information.
-
Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
-
Census Bureau head says IT concerns are being remedied
Census Bureau director Steven Dillingham said in a brief interview during a visit in Florida that the agency’s IT systems are undergoing “some tremendous testing.”
-
AWS blames Trump for its loss in the JEDI bid
A redacted version of AWS’ initial complaint details how the company thinks President Donald Trump influenced the proceedings for the Pentagon’s controversial enterprise cloud.
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In cyber, the US can’t ‘enforce standards that don’t exist’
With no global playbook for proper behavior in cyberspace, the United States and allies can’t police adversaries as needed to protect data and systems.
-
The Navy will build tactical cyber teams
In a new strategy document released Dec. 4, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said he wanted the service to develop a plan to field small tactical cyber teams by February 2020.
-
2 Russians charged in multimillion-dollar malware scheme
U.S. officials say a Russian cyber-criminal gang developed and distributed malware used to steal at least $100 million from banks and other financial institutions in more than 40 countries over the past decade.
-
New bill gives this Homeland Security agency authority to get ISP info
Senators, however, say the authorities are “limited.”
-
Agencies achieve historic results on new modernization scorecard
Agencies did better than ever before on the newly released FITARA 9.0 scorecard, but tension remains between the Office of Management and Budget and lawmakers on data centers.
-
How Congress wants to help sync military cyber
New positions detailed in the annual National Defense Authorization Act will exist both with the Pentagon staff and at the services.
-
Several election security provisions are in the massive defense bill
According to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress is taking steps to learn more about future Russian cyberattacks and wants to ensure state officials have access to the top-level threat information.
-
Here are the Pentagon CIO office’s new cybersecurity roles
Department of Defense CIO Dana Deasy will have new responsibilities if the National Defense Authorization Act is signed by the president.
-
Census Bureau head says IT concerns are being remedied
Census Bureau director Steven Dillingham said in a brief interview during a visit in Florida that the agency’s IT systems are undergoing “some tremendous testing.”
-
AWS blames Trump for its loss in the JEDI bid
A redacted version of AWS’ initial complaint details how the company thinks President Donald Trump influenced the proceedings for the Pentagon’s controversial enterprise cloud.
-
In cyber, the US can’t ‘enforce standards that don’t exist’
With no global playbook for proper behavior in cyberspace, the United States and allies can’t police adversaries as needed to protect data and systems.
-
The Navy will build tactical cyber teams
In a new strategy document released Dec. 4, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said he wanted the service to develop a plan to field small tactical cyber teams by February 2020.
-
2 Russians charged in multimillion-dollar malware scheme
U.S. officials say a Russian cyber-criminal gang developed and distributed malware used to steal at least $100 million from banks and other financial institutions in more than 40 countries over the past decade.
