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White House suggests Putin was involved in US hacking
The White House also leveled an astounding attack on Trump himself, saying he must have known of Russia’s interference.
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Government orgs plagued by botnet compromises, says security report
An annual survey from security ratings firm BitSight Technologies finds the government sector ranks highest in common machine compromises and maintains the most organizations not to rise out of the Basic security category.
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US, China hold third dialogue on jointly battling cybercrime
Officials from the United States and China came together in Washington, D.C., to reaffirm their cooperation on combating malicious cyber-related issues and strengthening network security and information exchange.
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Government cybersecurity readiness declining, according to survey
In a world of mobile, cloud, web apps, virtual machines, Internet of Things, BYOD and containers, the government sector is poorly rated on cybersecurity, according to a survey by Tenable Network Security and CyberEdge Group.
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Obama commission urges Trump to strengthen cybersecurity
The White House requested the report in February and intended it to serve as a transition memo for the next president.
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Touhill talks cyber risk in public and private sectors
Federal CISO Greg Touhill discusses how the private and public sector should manage their risks when it comes to cybersecurity and IT.
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![Is data the new critical infrastructure? [Video]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/download-6.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Is data the new critical infrastructure? [Video]
Sponsored by Philip Quade of the National Security Agency’s Cyber Task Force discusses which information should be protected by the Department of Homeland Security as a critical infrastructure.
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![Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/download-7.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]
Sponsored by Kerry Long, program manager for IARPA talked about the future challenges involved in the cyber domain.
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![Multifactor authentication like a dog at the door [Video]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/download-8.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Multifactor authentication like a dog at the door [Video]
Sponsored by Homeland Security Deputy CTO Rob Palmer compared MFA to man’s best friend.
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Feds say it’s OK to hack your own stuff
The Federal Trade Commission last week announced that the Librarian of Congress issued a new temporary exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), authorizing the hacking of consumer devices for the sake of research.
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White House suggests Putin was involved in US hacking
The White House also leveled an astounding attack on Trump himself, saying he must have known of Russia’s interference.
-
Government orgs plagued by botnet compromises, says security report
An annual survey from security ratings firm BitSight Technologies finds the government sector ranks highest in common machine compromises and maintains the most organizations not to rise out of the Basic security category.
-
US, China hold third dialogue on jointly battling cybercrime
Officials from the United States and China came together in Washington, D.C., to reaffirm their cooperation on combating malicious cyber-related issues and strengthening network security and information exchange.
-
Government cybersecurity readiness declining, according to survey
In a world of mobile, cloud, web apps, virtual machines, Internet of Things, BYOD and containers, the government sector is poorly rated on cybersecurity, according to a survey by Tenable Network Security and CyberEdge Group.
-
Obama commission urges Trump to strengthen cybersecurity
The White House requested the report in February and intended it to serve as a transition memo for the next president.
-
Touhill talks cyber risk in public and private sectors
Federal CISO Greg Touhill discusses how the private and public sector should manage their risks when it comes to cybersecurity and IT.
-
Is data the new critical infrastructure? [Video]
Sponsored by Philip Quade of the National Security Agency’s Cyber Task Force discusses which information should be protected by the Department of Homeland Security as a critical infrastructure.
-
Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]
Sponsored by Kerry Long, program manager for IARPA talked about the future challenges involved in the cyber domain.
-
Multifactor authentication like a dog at the door [Video]
Sponsored by Homeland Security Deputy CTO Rob Palmer compared MFA to man’s best friend.
-
Feds say it’s OK to hack your own stuff
The Federal Trade Commission last week announced that the Librarian of Congress issued a new temporary exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), authorizing the hacking of consumer devices for the sake of research.
-
White House suggests Putin was involved in US hacking
The White House also leveled an astounding attack on Trump himself, saying he must have known of Russia’s interference.
-
Government orgs plagued by botnet compromises, says security report
An annual survey from security ratings firm BitSight Technologies finds the government sector ranks highest in common machine compromises and maintains the most organizations not to rise out of the Basic security category.
-
US, China hold third dialogue on jointly battling cybercrime
Officials from the United States and China came together in Washington, D.C., to reaffirm their cooperation on combating malicious cyber-related issues and strengthening network security and information exchange.
-
Government cybersecurity readiness declining, according to survey
In a world of mobile, cloud, web apps, virtual machines, Internet of Things, BYOD and containers, the government sector is poorly rated on cybersecurity, according to a survey by Tenable Network Security and CyberEdge Group.
-
Obama commission urges Trump to strengthen cybersecurity
The White House requested the report in February and intended it to serve as a transition memo for the next president.
-
Touhill talks cyber risk in public and private sectors
Federal CISO Greg Touhill discusses how the private and public sector should manage their risks when it comes to cybersecurity and IT.
-
Is data the new critical infrastructure? [Video]
Sponsored by Philip Quade of the National Security Agency’s Cyber Task Force discusses which information should be protected by the Department of Homeland Security as a critical infrastructure.
-
Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]
Sponsored by Kerry Long, program manager for IARPA talked about the future challenges involved in the cyber domain.
-
Multifactor authentication like a dog at the door [Video]
Sponsored by Homeland Security Deputy CTO Rob Palmer compared MFA to man’s best friend.
-
Feds say it’s OK to hack your own stuff
The Federal Trade Commission last week announced that the Librarian of Congress issued a new temporary exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), authorizing the hacking of consumer devices for the sake of research.







![Is data the new critical infrastructure? [Video]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/download-6.jpg.jpg?w=600)
![Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/download-7.jpg.jpg?w=600)
![Multifactor authentication like a dog at the door [Video]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/download-8.jpg.jpg?w=600)



