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There’s a serious threat to the supply chain, says Pentagon
Amid a flurry of reports regarding Chinese digital espionage, a new report says that cybersecurity firms have not paid enough attention to securing a foundational sector of industry.
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Why the Department of Energy is worried about turbine hacking
Hackers are taking aim at America’s power grid, making renewable energy infrastructure such as wind turbines an increasingly tantalizing target.
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How Russian spies allegedly hacked organizations across the world
How seven Russian intelligence officials allegedly nestled into the servers of targeted organizations is an insight into the advanced hacking efforts that foreign governments are undertaking.
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Nielsen outlines how US reassessing cyber risk
U.S. leaders are changing how they view threats in cyberspace and now expect that a nation state or criminal actor with cyber capabilities will use those tools against the United States, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said Oct. 3 at the Atlantic Council.
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Nielsen warns of Chinese influence campaign, but not with midterms
US officials warn that China is undergoing a long-term influence campaign, and the country has one of the most invasive signals intelligence capabilities
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Happy new (fiscal) year! Feds want more electronic warfare and cybersecurity tools
As the new federal fiscal year begins, cybersecurity firms and analysts predict that electronic warfare and managed services will be top priorities for the U.S. government.
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After North Korean summit, cyberattacks continued
Analysts say that after North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un met President Donald Trump, the hermit kingdom’s cyberattacks continued.
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Massive Facebook breach spurs calls for regulation
Facebook announced Sept. 28 that 50 million accounts have been infiltrated in a hack, which comes amid a storm of proposals that the social media giant should be regulated.
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US government remains slow to adopt mobile technologies
Despite frequent use by government officials, agencies have not adapted to mobile device security.
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Mattis predicts DoD will one day offer cyber protection to private sector
The top Pentagon official is predicting that the US government will offer cyber protection to the private sector and even individuals in light of technological advances.
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There’s a serious threat to the supply chain, says Pentagon
Amid a flurry of reports regarding Chinese digital espionage, a new report says that cybersecurity firms have not paid enough attention to securing a foundational sector of industry.
-
Why the Department of Energy is worried about turbine hacking
Hackers are taking aim at America’s power grid, making renewable energy infrastructure such as wind turbines an increasingly tantalizing target.
-
How Russian spies allegedly hacked organizations across the world
How seven Russian intelligence officials allegedly nestled into the servers of targeted organizations is an insight into the advanced hacking efforts that foreign governments are undertaking.
-
Nielsen outlines how US reassessing cyber risk
U.S. leaders are changing how they view threats in cyberspace and now expect that a nation state or criminal actor with cyber capabilities will use those tools against the United States, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said Oct. 3 at the Atlantic Council.
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Nielsen warns of Chinese influence campaign, but not with midterms
US officials warn that China is undergoing a long-term influence campaign, and the country has one of the most invasive signals intelligence capabilities
-
Happy new (fiscal) year! Feds want more electronic warfare and cybersecurity tools
As the new federal fiscal year begins, cybersecurity firms and analysts predict that electronic warfare and managed services will be top priorities for the U.S. government.
-
After North Korean summit, cyberattacks continued
Analysts say that after North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un met President Donald Trump, the hermit kingdom’s cyberattacks continued.
-
Massive Facebook breach spurs calls for regulation
Facebook announced Sept. 28 that 50 million accounts have been infiltrated in a hack, which comes amid a storm of proposals that the social media giant should be regulated.
-
US government remains slow to adopt mobile technologies
Despite frequent use by government officials, agencies have not adapted to mobile device security.
-
Mattis predicts DoD will one day offer cyber protection to private sector
The top Pentagon official is predicting that the US government will offer cyber protection to the private sector and even individuals in light of technological advances.
-
There’s a serious threat to the supply chain, says Pentagon
Amid a flurry of reports regarding Chinese digital espionage, a new report says that cybersecurity firms have not paid enough attention to securing a foundational sector of industry.
-
Why the Department of Energy is worried about turbine hacking
Hackers are taking aim at America’s power grid, making renewable energy infrastructure such as wind turbines an increasingly tantalizing target.
-
How Russian spies allegedly hacked organizations across the world
How seven Russian intelligence officials allegedly nestled into the servers of targeted organizations is an insight into the advanced hacking efforts that foreign governments are undertaking.
-
Nielsen outlines how US reassessing cyber risk
U.S. leaders are changing how they view threats in cyberspace and now expect that a nation state or criminal actor with cyber capabilities will use those tools against the United States, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said Oct. 3 at the Atlantic Council.
-
Nielsen warns of Chinese influence campaign, but not with midterms
US officials warn that China is undergoing a long-term influence campaign, and the country has one of the most invasive signals intelligence capabilities
-
Happy new (fiscal) year! Feds want more electronic warfare and cybersecurity tools
As the new federal fiscal year begins, cybersecurity firms and analysts predict that electronic warfare and managed services will be top priorities for the U.S. government.
-
After North Korean summit, cyberattacks continued
Analysts say that after North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un met President Donald Trump, the hermit kingdom’s cyberattacks continued.
-
Massive Facebook breach spurs calls for regulation
Facebook announced Sept. 28 that 50 million accounts have been infiltrated in a hack, which comes amid a storm of proposals that the social media giant should be regulated.
-
US government remains slow to adopt mobile technologies
Despite frequent use by government officials, agencies have not adapted to mobile device security.
-
Mattis predicts DoD will one day offer cyber protection to private sector
The top Pentagon official is predicting that the US government will offer cyber protection to the private sector and even individuals in light of technological advances.
