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What not to do after a data breach
Thousands of words have been written about how to prevent cyberattacks and what to do if you’ve been targeted. Unfortunately, there’s no standard playbook for a data breach and your actions during a disaster could be as harmful as they are helpful.
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5 lessons from Senate hearing on election hacking, including whether Trump is really president
The Senate Intelligence Committee gathered two expert panels on Thursday for a discussion of the past, present and future of Russian interference in elections
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Congress hears sinister tale of Russia election meddling
Current and former government officials painted a sinister portrait Wednesday of Russian cyberattacks on the United States aimed at interfering in the U.S. presidential election last year.
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Girl Scouts add 18 badges for IT, cybersecurity to close tech gender gap
Girl Scouts new badge may be the key to closing the gender gap in technology career fields.
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Google ramps up efforts to combat online terrorism, recruitment efforts
Google announced Sunday that it is taking additional steps to prevent online terrorism using Google-owned platforms, according to a company blog post.
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GOP contractor exposes personal info of 198M voters
The personal information of more than 198 million U.S. voters was exposed online in what security firm UpGuard is calling the biggest ever leak of U.S. voter data.
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Cyberwar blurs lines between military/civilian, public/private sectors [CyCon Tallinn]
Governments, militaries and industry are starting to work together on cyber offense.
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Feds now have fewer reports to file as part of Trump’s ‘War on Waste’
The administration is rolling back agency reporting requirements in an effort to reduce the burden on federal employees and agencies.
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DARPA DSO director: Pitch us problems, not solutions
The Defense Sciences Office (DSO) – one of the six program areas – is reaching out to these sectors in an effort to solicit more ideas and develop them on a track that will benefit national security and society writ large.
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Infosec researcher finds trove of Georgia voter records exposed online
A security researcher disclosed a gaping security hole at the outfit that manages Georgia’s election technology, days before the state holds a closely watched congressional runoff vote on June 20.
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What not to do after a data breach
Thousands of words have been written about how to prevent cyberattacks and what to do if you’ve been targeted. Unfortunately, there’s no standard playbook for a data breach and your actions during a disaster could be as harmful as they are helpful.
-
5 lessons from Senate hearing on election hacking, including whether Trump is really president
The Senate Intelligence Committee gathered two expert panels on Thursday for a discussion of the past, present and future of Russian interference in elections
-
Congress hears sinister tale of Russia election meddling
Current and former government officials painted a sinister portrait Wednesday of Russian cyberattacks on the United States aimed at interfering in the U.S. presidential election last year.
-
Girl Scouts add 18 badges for IT, cybersecurity to close tech gender gap
Girl Scouts new badge may be the key to closing the gender gap in technology career fields.
-
Google ramps up efforts to combat online terrorism, recruitment efforts
Google announced Sunday that it is taking additional steps to prevent online terrorism using Google-owned platforms, according to a company blog post.
-
GOP contractor exposes personal info of 198M voters
The personal information of more than 198 million U.S. voters was exposed online in what security firm UpGuard is calling the biggest ever leak of U.S. voter data.
-
Cyberwar blurs lines between military/civilian, public/private sectors [CyCon Tallinn]
Governments, militaries and industry are starting to work together on cyber offense.
-
Feds now have fewer reports to file as part of Trump’s ‘War on Waste’
The administration is rolling back agency reporting requirements in an effort to reduce the burden on federal employees and agencies.
-
DARPA DSO director: Pitch us problems, not solutions
The Defense Sciences Office (DSO) – one of the six program areas – is reaching out to these sectors in an effort to solicit more ideas and develop them on a track that will benefit national security and society writ large.
-
Infosec researcher finds trove of Georgia voter records exposed online
A security researcher disclosed a gaping security hole at the outfit that manages Georgia’s election technology, days before the state holds a closely watched congressional runoff vote on June 20.
-
What not to do after a data breach
Thousands of words have been written about how to prevent cyberattacks and what to do if you’ve been targeted. Unfortunately, there’s no standard playbook for a data breach and your actions during a disaster could be as harmful as they are helpful.
-
5 lessons from Senate hearing on election hacking, including whether Trump is really president
The Senate Intelligence Committee gathered two expert panels on Thursday for a discussion of the past, present and future of Russian interference in elections
-
Congress hears sinister tale of Russia election meddling
Current and former government officials painted a sinister portrait Wednesday of Russian cyberattacks on the United States aimed at interfering in the U.S. presidential election last year.
-
Girl Scouts add 18 badges for IT, cybersecurity to close tech gender gap
Girl Scouts new badge may be the key to closing the gender gap in technology career fields.
-
Google ramps up efforts to combat online terrorism, recruitment efforts
Google announced Sunday that it is taking additional steps to prevent online terrorism using Google-owned platforms, according to a company blog post.
-
GOP contractor exposes personal info of 198M voters
The personal information of more than 198 million U.S. voters was exposed online in what security firm UpGuard is calling the biggest ever leak of U.S. voter data.
-
![Cyberwar blurs lines between military/civilian, public/private sectors [CyCon Tallinn]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/snagfilms-a.akamaihd.netgrenade-cyber-b01e450b33a9c94c4177dc72c3fbc6dcd855feac-1.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Cyberwar blurs lines between military/civilian, public/private sectors [CyCon Tallinn]
Governments, militaries and industry are starting to work together on cyber offense.
-
Feds now have fewer reports to file as part of Trump’s ‘War on Waste’
The administration is rolling back agency reporting requirements in an effort to reduce the burden on federal employees and agencies.
-
DARPA DSO director: Pitch us problems, not solutions
The Defense Sciences Office (DSO) – one of the six program areas – is reaching out to these sectors in an effort to solicit more ideas and develop them on a track that will benefit national security and society writ large.
-
Infosec researcher finds trove of Georgia voter records exposed online
A security researcher disclosed a gaping security hole at the outfit that manages Georgia’s election technology, days before the state holds a closely watched congressional runoff vote on June 20.
