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Are more offensive cyber operations actually a deterrent?
Experts say it is hard to judge if the Trump administration’s cyber strategy is protecting America.
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DHS wants a custom cyberthreat warning network
The agency said it wanted to develop a software to help medium and small businesses communicate with each other and identify hacking attempts.
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FBI: Watch out for Iranian SamSam malware
The U.S. government is warning critical infrastructure firms to protect themselves from the SamSam virus that has caused more than $30 million in damages.
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In rare speech, MI6 chief says cyber brings ‘potentially existential challenge’
In his second public speech ever, the head of the British intelligence agency described in stark terms a growing digital divide between liberal countries and “lawless” nations.
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Air Force moves to boost cyber and electronic warfare efforts
The Air Force says that it is struggling to test the integration of its cyber and physical battle plans, presenting more questions about whether the Pentagon is prepared for the hybrid style of warfare embraced by Russia.
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When does ‘responsible encryption’ equal surveillance?
Speaking at Georgetown University Nov. 29, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Rod Rosenstein urged private firms to undertake “responsible encryption” in devices.
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When South American nations look for cyber help, China looms
Cyber Command is partnering with countries in South America for cybersecurity, but is bring threatened by China.
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Why cyber compounds Pentagon purchasing problems
The Pentagon’s cyber acquisition process is “too slow,” a “support nightmare,” and one that “puts the warfighter at risk,” an upcoming paper argues.
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Trump pick to lead intelligence post remains in congressional limbo
William Evanina, Trump’s choice to lead the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, has not been confirmed by the Senate months after being nominated.
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Disruptive technologies show why government needs data security standards now
Innovation could quickly turn to exasperation if a strategy to harden the increasing variety of smart devices is not implemented, according to experts.
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Are more offensive cyber operations actually a deterrent?
Experts say it is hard to judge if the Trump administration’s cyber strategy is protecting America.
-
DHS wants a custom cyberthreat warning network
The agency said it wanted to develop a software to help medium and small businesses communicate with each other and identify hacking attempts.
-
FBI: Watch out for Iranian SamSam malware
The U.S. government is warning critical infrastructure firms to protect themselves from the SamSam virus that has caused more than $30 million in damages.
-
In rare speech, MI6 chief says cyber brings ‘potentially existential challenge’
In his second public speech ever, the head of the British intelligence agency described in stark terms a growing digital divide between liberal countries and “lawless” nations.
-
Air Force moves to boost cyber and electronic warfare efforts
The Air Force says that it is struggling to test the integration of its cyber and physical battle plans, presenting more questions about whether the Pentagon is prepared for the hybrid style of warfare embraced by Russia.
-
When does ‘responsible encryption’ equal surveillance?
Speaking at Georgetown University Nov. 29, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Rod Rosenstein urged private firms to undertake “responsible encryption” in devices.
-
When South American nations look for cyber help, China looms
Cyber Command is partnering with countries in South America for cybersecurity, but is bring threatened by China.
-
Why cyber compounds Pentagon purchasing problems
The Pentagon’s cyber acquisition process is “too slow,” a “support nightmare,” and one that “puts the warfighter at risk,” an upcoming paper argues.
-
Trump pick to lead intelligence post remains in congressional limbo
William Evanina, Trump’s choice to lead the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, has not been confirmed by the Senate months after being nominated.
-
Disruptive technologies show why government needs data security standards now
Innovation could quickly turn to exasperation if a strategy to harden the increasing variety of smart devices is not implemented, according to experts.
-
Are more offensive cyber operations actually a deterrent?
Experts say it is hard to judge if the Trump administration’s cyber strategy is protecting America.
-
DHS wants a custom cyberthreat warning network
The agency said it wanted to develop a software to help medium and small businesses communicate with each other and identify hacking attempts.
-
FBI: Watch out for Iranian SamSam malware
The U.S. government is warning critical infrastructure firms to protect themselves from the SamSam virus that has caused more than $30 million in damages.
-
In rare speech, MI6 chief says cyber brings ‘potentially existential challenge’
In his second public speech ever, the head of the British intelligence agency described in stark terms a growing digital divide between liberal countries and “lawless” nations.
-
Air Force moves to boost cyber and electronic warfare efforts
The Air Force says that it is struggling to test the integration of its cyber and physical battle plans, presenting more questions about whether the Pentagon is prepared for the hybrid style of warfare embraced by Russia.
-
When does ‘responsible encryption’ equal surveillance?
Speaking at Georgetown University Nov. 29, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Rod Rosenstein urged private firms to undertake “responsible encryption” in devices.
-
When South American nations look for cyber help, China looms
Cyber Command is partnering with countries in South America for cybersecurity, but is bring threatened by China.
-
Why cyber compounds Pentagon purchasing problems
The Pentagon’s cyber acquisition process is “too slow,” a “support nightmare,” and one that “puts the warfighter at risk,” an upcoming paper argues.
-
Trump pick to lead intelligence post remains in congressional limbo
William Evanina, Trump’s choice to lead the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, has not been confirmed by the Senate months after being nominated.
-
Disruptive technologies show why government needs data security standards now
Innovation could quickly turn to exasperation if a strategy to harden the increasing variety of smart devices is not implemented, according to experts.
