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Former intel officer accused of leaking secrets to China
The information the contractor attempted to transmit to China may have included documents related to U.S. Cyber Command, according to a Department of Justice complaint.
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5 ways government will fight against botnets
A new report from The Departments of Commerce and Homeland security listed many areas where the U.S. can improve its botnet defense, and five where government can get the ball rolling.
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The 4 problems (and solutions) federal cyber leaders face
Though most agencies have cyber programs at risk or high risk, the Office of Management and Budget has four ways to resolve the problem.
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British cyber expert’s attorney says FBI deceived him
British cybersecurity expert Marcus Hutchins, once credited with stopping the worldwide WannaCry computer virus, said in a jailhouse phone call that he wrote code for someone who used it for the malware Hutchins is now charged with, according to federal court documents released Tuesday.
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Legislation would force Trump to fill vacant cyber post
The Executive Cyberspace Coordination Act would create a Senate-confirmed cyber advisory role within the White House, effectively filling a cyber coordinator left vacant by Rob Joyce’s departure.
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A bureaucratic mess
How the formation of a cyber center turned into a personnel scandal at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Defending hospitals against life-threatening cyberattacks
Like any large company, a modern hospital has hundreds – even thousands – of workers using countless computers, smartphones and other electronic devices that are vulnerable to security breaches, data thefts and ransomware attacks. But hospitals are unlike other companies in two important ways.
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The State Department might designate a cyber ambassador
A Department of State reauthorization bill includes a proposal to elevate a proposed Bureau for Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
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NIST publishes update to its cyber framework
The new version 1.1 features updates to authentication and identity, self-assessing cyber risk, managing cybersecurity within the supply chain and vulnerability disclosure.
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White House loses cyber coordinator amid adviser exodus
Rob Joyce will return to the NSA amid a steady exodus from Trump administration advisory positions.
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Former intel officer accused of leaking secrets to China
The information the contractor attempted to transmit to China may have included documents related to U.S. Cyber Command, according to a Department of Justice complaint.
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5 ways government will fight against botnets
A new report from The Departments of Commerce and Homeland security listed many areas where the U.S. can improve its botnet defense, and five where government can get the ball rolling.
-
The 4 problems (and solutions) federal cyber leaders face
Though most agencies have cyber programs at risk or high risk, the Office of Management and Budget has four ways to resolve the problem.
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British cyber expert’s attorney says FBI deceived him
British cybersecurity expert Marcus Hutchins, once credited with stopping the worldwide WannaCry computer virus, said in a jailhouse phone call that he wrote code for someone who used it for the malware Hutchins is now charged with, according to federal court documents released Tuesday.
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Legislation would force Trump to fill vacant cyber post
The Executive Cyberspace Coordination Act would create a Senate-confirmed cyber advisory role within the White House, effectively filling a cyber coordinator left vacant by Rob Joyce’s departure.
-
A bureaucratic mess
How the formation of a cyber center turned into a personnel scandal at the Department of Health and Human Services.
-
Defending hospitals against life-threatening cyberattacks
Like any large company, a modern hospital has hundreds – even thousands – of workers using countless computers, smartphones and other electronic devices that are vulnerable to security breaches, data thefts and ransomware attacks. But hospitals are unlike other companies in two important ways.
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The State Department might designate a cyber ambassador
A Department of State reauthorization bill includes a proposal to elevate a proposed Bureau for Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
-
NIST publishes update to its cyber framework
The new version 1.1 features updates to authentication and identity, self-assessing cyber risk, managing cybersecurity within the supply chain and vulnerability disclosure.
-
White House loses cyber coordinator amid adviser exodus
Rob Joyce will return to the NSA amid a steady exodus from Trump administration advisory positions.
-
Former intel officer accused of leaking secrets to China
The information the contractor attempted to transmit to China may have included documents related to U.S. Cyber Command, according to a Department of Justice complaint.
-
5 ways government will fight against botnets
A new report from The Departments of Commerce and Homeland security listed many areas where the U.S. can improve its botnet defense, and five where government can get the ball rolling.
-
The 4 problems (and solutions) federal cyber leaders face
Though most agencies have cyber programs at risk or high risk, the Office of Management and Budget has four ways to resolve the problem.
-
British cyber expert’s attorney says FBI deceived him
British cybersecurity expert Marcus Hutchins, once credited with stopping the worldwide WannaCry computer virus, said in a jailhouse phone call that he wrote code for someone who used it for the malware Hutchins is now charged with, according to federal court documents released Tuesday.
-
Legislation would force Trump to fill vacant cyber post
The Executive Cyberspace Coordination Act would create a Senate-confirmed cyber advisory role within the White House, effectively filling a cyber coordinator left vacant by Rob Joyce’s departure.
-
A bureaucratic mess
How the formation of a cyber center turned into a personnel scandal at the Department of Health and Human Services.
-
Defending hospitals against life-threatening cyberattacks
Like any large company, a modern hospital has hundreds – even thousands – of workers using countless computers, smartphones and other electronic devices that are vulnerable to security breaches, data thefts and ransomware attacks. But hospitals are unlike other companies in two important ways.
-
The State Department might designate a cyber ambassador
A Department of State reauthorization bill includes a proposal to elevate a proposed Bureau for Cyberspace and the Digital Economy.
-
NIST publishes update to its cyber framework
The new version 1.1 features updates to authentication and identity, self-assessing cyber risk, managing cybersecurity within the supply chain and vulnerability disclosure.
-
White House loses cyber coordinator amid adviser exodus
Rob Joyce will return to the NSA amid a steady exodus from Trump administration advisory positions.
