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OPM security controls still not fully implemented, says GAO
A report detailing GAO findings on the progress made by OPM to implement 19 recommendations to secure government systems was released Thursday.
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How critical is the dearth of cyber political appointees across gov?
At the six-month mark, however, key executive positions in the cyber field have yet to be filled. Some political appointees or those in acting roles have departed since early on in the administration, forcing more civil servants lower in the chain to step into top roles.
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‘Email prankster’ scams White House officials
Multiple WH officials were duped into conversations, including the sharing of personal information, through simple spear-phishing tactics.
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Researcher: Metadata the ‘most potent weapon’ against critical infrastructure security
One researcher is warning leaders in government and industry of an old threat that, fueled by recent legislation and commercial practices, is quickly surpassing zero days and APTs as perhaps the greatest risk to critical infrastructure security.
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US ‘approach to defending our country in cyberspace … is broken’
Retired Gen. Keith Alexander outlined his vision for defending the nation in cyberspace.
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Report goes in-depth on power grid cyber vulnerabilities and why they won’t be fixed soon
Dozens of organizations have published similar reports, but at 282 pages, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine’s report is notable for its breadth and depth.
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Warner calls for full, public disclosure on election hacking
In a letter written to DHS Secretary John Kelly, Sen. Mark Warner said the dangers of the 2016 election attacks can be neutralized by educating the public.
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What does it take to (cyber)secure the presidential inauguration?
How the Secret Service makes sure the inauguration is a stage for the next president, not for a large-scale cyberattack.
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Federal View Live: Answering your questions on the 2018 budget
Live Q&As with top experts on what President Trump’s budget proposal means for everything from workforce and benefits to cybersecurity and IT modernization.
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Shining a light on the role of public service
Partnership for Public Service CEO Max Stier discusses how Public Service Recognition Week spotlights the role of the public sector in our society.
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OPM security controls still not fully implemented, says GAO
A report detailing GAO findings on the progress made by OPM to implement 19 recommendations to secure government systems was released Thursday.
-
How critical is the dearth of cyber political appointees across gov?
At the six-month mark, however, key executive positions in the cyber field have yet to be filled. Some political appointees or those in acting roles have departed since early on in the administration, forcing more civil servants lower in the chain to step into top roles.
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‘Email prankster’ scams White House officials
Multiple WH officials were duped into conversations, including the sharing of personal information, through simple spear-phishing tactics.
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Researcher: Metadata the ‘most potent weapon’ against critical infrastructure security
One researcher is warning leaders in government and industry of an old threat that, fueled by recent legislation and commercial practices, is quickly surpassing zero days and APTs as perhaps the greatest risk to critical infrastructure security.
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US ‘approach to defending our country in cyberspace … is broken’
Retired Gen. Keith Alexander outlined his vision for defending the nation in cyberspace.
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Report goes in-depth on power grid cyber vulnerabilities and why they won’t be fixed soon
Dozens of organizations have published similar reports, but at 282 pages, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine’s report is notable for its breadth and depth.
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Warner calls for full, public disclosure on election hacking
In a letter written to DHS Secretary John Kelly, Sen. Mark Warner said the dangers of the 2016 election attacks can be neutralized by educating the public.
-
What does it take to (cyber)secure the presidential inauguration?
How the Secret Service makes sure the inauguration is a stage for the next president, not for a large-scale cyberattack.
-
Federal View Live: Answering your questions on the 2018 budget
Live Q&As with top experts on what President Trump’s budget proposal means for everything from workforce and benefits to cybersecurity and IT modernization.
-
Shining a light on the role of public service
Partnership for Public Service CEO Max Stier discusses how Public Service Recognition Week spotlights the role of the public sector in our society.
-
OPM security controls still not fully implemented, says GAO
A report detailing GAO findings on the progress made by OPM to implement 19 recommendations to secure government systems was released Thursday.
-
How critical is the dearth of cyber political appointees across gov?
At the six-month mark, however, key executive positions in the cyber field have yet to be filled. Some political appointees or those in acting roles have departed since early on in the administration, forcing more civil servants lower in the chain to step into top roles.
-
‘Email prankster’ scams White House officials
Multiple WH officials were duped into conversations, including the sharing of personal information, through simple spear-phishing tactics.
-
Researcher: Metadata the ‘most potent weapon’ against critical infrastructure security
One researcher is warning leaders in government and industry of an old threat that, fueled by recent legislation and commercial practices, is quickly surpassing zero days and APTs as perhaps the greatest risk to critical infrastructure security.
-
US ‘approach to defending our country in cyberspace … is broken’
Retired Gen. Keith Alexander outlined his vision for defending the nation in cyberspace.
-
Report goes in-depth on power grid cyber vulnerabilities and why they won’t be fixed soon
Dozens of organizations have published similar reports, but at 282 pages, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine’s report is notable for its breadth and depth.
-
Warner calls for full, public disclosure on election hacking
In a letter written to DHS Secretary John Kelly, Sen. Mark Warner said the dangers of the 2016 election attacks can be neutralized by educating the public.
-
What does it take to (cyber)secure the presidential inauguration?
How the Secret Service makes sure the inauguration is a stage for the next president, not for a large-scale cyberattack.
-
Federal View Live: Answering your questions on the 2018 budget
Live Q&As with top experts on what President Trump’s budget proposal means for everything from workforce and benefits to cybersecurity and IT modernization.
-
Shining a light on the role of public service
Partnership for Public Service CEO Max Stier discusses how Public Service Recognition Week spotlights the role of the public sector in our society.
