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What technology means to the US international aid agency
The U.S. Agency for International Development’s first digital strategy looks to secure the networks of its international partners.
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US says cryptocurrency expert violated NKorea sanctions
At the conference, Virgil Griffith talked about how North Korea could use cryptocurrency to “achieve independence from the global banking system,” according to a criminal complaint.
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Analysis: Louisiana cyberattack disrupts, but not worst-case
A recent ransomware hit on Louisiana’s state government computer servers serves as an indication of the new normal, where technology officials are always trying to combat the latest attempted attack.
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Coming off a troubled year
What can we predict for 2020? Prepare for global relations to continue shifting, no longer defined by existing alliances but rather by individual behavior and more self-serving demands.
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SASC chairman: We must build the national security innovation base our defense strategy requires
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee warns that technological development is accelerating across the globe, changing the very nature of war.
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Can industry help Homeland Security develop its cyber workforce?
DHS seeks input from industry on several project objectives for its forthcoming cybersecurity talent management system.
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Air Force plans new cyber AFSC to defend weapons systems
Aircraft such as the F-22 Raptor and E-3 Sentry, also known as the AWACS, are among those weapon systems safeguarded by mission defense teams.
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This Senate bill helps states with cybersecurity
The bipartisan bill, if signed into law, would facilitate joint cybersecurity exercises between the federal government and state and local governments.
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What technology means to the US international aid agency
The U.S. Agency for International Development’s first digital strategy looks to secure the networks of its international partners.
-
US says cryptocurrency expert violated NKorea sanctions
At the conference, Virgil Griffith talked about how North Korea could use cryptocurrency to “achieve independence from the global banking system,” according to a criminal complaint.
-
Analysis: Louisiana cyberattack disrupts, but not worst-case
A recent ransomware hit on Louisiana’s state government computer servers serves as an indication of the new normal, where technology officials are always trying to combat the latest attempted attack.
-
Coming off a troubled year
What can we predict for 2020? Prepare for global relations to continue shifting, no longer defined by existing alliances but rather by individual behavior and more self-serving demands.
-
SASC chairman: We must build the national security innovation base our defense strategy requires
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee warns that technological development is accelerating across the globe, changing the very nature of war.
-
Can industry help Homeland Security develop its cyber workforce?
DHS seeks input from industry on several project objectives for its forthcoming cybersecurity talent management system.
-
Air Force plans new cyber AFSC to defend weapons systems
Aircraft such as the F-22 Raptor and E-3 Sentry, also known as the AWACS, are among those weapon systems safeguarded by mission defense teams.
-
This Senate bill helps states with cybersecurity
The bipartisan bill, if signed into law, would facilitate joint cybersecurity exercises between the federal government and state and local governments.
-
What technology means to the US international aid agency
The U.S. Agency for International Development’s first digital strategy looks to secure the networks of its international partners.
-
US says cryptocurrency expert violated NKorea sanctions
At the conference, Virgil Griffith talked about how North Korea could use cryptocurrency to “achieve independence from the global banking system,” according to a criminal complaint.
-
Analysis: Louisiana cyberattack disrupts, but not worst-case
A recent ransomware hit on Louisiana’s state government computer servers serves as an indication of the new normal, where technology officials are always trying to combat the latest attempted attack.
-
Coming off a troubled year
What can we predict for 2020? Prepare for global relations to continue shifting, no longer defined by existing alliances but rather by individual behavior and more self-serving demands.
-
SASC chairman: We must build the national security innovation base our defense strategy requires
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee warns that technological development is accelerating across the globe, changing the very nature of war.
-
Can industry help Homeland Security develop its cyber workforce?
DHS seeks input from industry on several project objectives for its forthcoming cybersecurity talent management system.
-
Air Force plans new cyber AFSC to defend weapons systems
Aircraft such as the F-22 Raptor and E-3 Sentry, also known as the AWACS, are among those weapon systems safeguarded by mission defense teams.
-
This Senate bill helps states with cybersecurity
The bipartisan bill, if signed into law, would facilitate joint cybersecurity exercises between the federal government and state and local governments.














