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White House email incredibly vulnerable to use in phishing scams
Most White House email domains lack even the most basic policy for preventing spoofed emails, according to a Global Cyber Alliance report.
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More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
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‘Hack the State Department’ legislation introduced in the House
The legislation would require the Secretary of State to develop a vulnerability disclosure and bug bounty program for the department’s public-facing websites.
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Spending bill gives election cybersecurity nearly $400M boost
The funding is divided between the pre-existing Election Assistance Commission and a new Election Infrastructure Security Initiative housed within the Department of Homeland Security.
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Resources-strapped agencies are leaving networks vulnerable to cyberattack
Since agencies must prioritize limited cyber resources for the most critical systems, they must also accept the danger of cyber breach in the less critical, according to a DHS National Programs and Protection Directorate official.
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One-third of agencies still trail email security deadline
Some agencies have yet to institute any of the basic DMARC email security policy required by the Department of Homeland Security, all while a second, more stringent deadline approaches.
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The security solution found inside shipping containers
Modular data centers operating in simple shipping container may hold the off-grid answer to protecting some of the nation’s most valuable data.
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Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
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How large-scale quantum computers could become a security nightmare
If large-scale quantum computers are ever built, they may be able to break many of the public-key cryptosystems currently in use.
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NATO cyber defense center appointed to train, educate troops
The CCD-COE is a global leader in thinking on cyber operations, strategy and international law
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White House email incredibly vulnerable to use in phishing scams
Most White House email domains lack even the most basic policy for preventing spoofed emails, according to a Global Cyber Alliance report.
-
More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
‘Hack the State Department’ legislation introduced in the House
The legislation would require the Secretary of State to develop a vulnerability disclosure and bug bounty program for the department’s public-facing websites.
-
Spending bill gives election cybersecurity nearly $400M boost
The funding is divided between the pre-existing Election Assistance Commission and a new Election Infrastructure Security Initiative housed within the Department of Homeland Security.
-
Resources-strapped agencies are leaving networks vulnerable to cyberattack
Since agencies must prioritize limited cyber resources for the most critical systems, they must also accept the danger of cyber breach in the less critical, according to a DHS National Programs and Protection Directorate official.
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One-third of agencies still trail email security deadline
Some agencies have yet to institute any of the basic DMARC email security policy required by the Department of Homeland Security, all while a second, more stringent deadline approaches.
-
The security solution found inside shipping containers
Modular data centers operating in simple shipping container may hold the off-grid answer to protecting some of the nation’s most valuable data.
-
Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
-
How large-scale quantum computers could become a security nightmare
If large-scale quantum computers are ever built, they may be able to break many of the public-key cryptosystems currently in use.
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NATO cyber defense center appointed to train, educate troops
The CCD-COE is a global leader in thinking on cyber operations, strategy and international law
-
White House email incredibly vulnerable to use in phishing scams
Most White House email domains lack even the most basic policy for preventing spoofed emails, according to a Global Cyber Alliance report.
-
More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
‘Hack the State Department’ legislation introduced in the House
The legislation would require the Secretary of State to develop a vulnerability disclosure and bug bounty program for the department’s public-facing websites.
-
Spending bill gives election cybersecurity nearly $400M boost
The funding is divided between the pre-existing Election Assistance Commission and a new Election Infrastructure Security Initiative housed within the Department of Homeland Security.
-
Resources-strapped agencies are leaving networks vulnerable to cyberattack
Since agencies must prioritize limited cyber resources for the most critical systems, they must also accept the danger of cyber breach in the less critical, according to a DHS National Programs and Protection Directorate official.
-
One-third of agencies still trail email security deadline
Some agencies have yet to institute any of the basic DMARC email security policy required by the Department of Homeland Security, all while a second, more stringent deadline approaches.
-
The security solution found inside shipping containers
Modular data centers operating in simple shipping container may hold the off-grid answer to protecting some of the nation’s most valuable data.
-
Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
-
How large-scale quantum computers could become a security nightmare
If large-scale quantum computers are ever built, they may be able to break many of the public-key cryptosystems currently in use.
-
NATO cyber defense center appointed to train, educate troops
The CCD-COE is a global leader in thinking on cyber operations, strategy and international law
