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Nevada officials eye $3.5M cybersecurity boost
Nevada lawmakers on Friday took up Gov. Brian Sandoval’s request to spend $3.5 million over the next two years to build up the state’s cybersecurity infrastructure and management.
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Heat of competition showcases, tests future cyber workforce [Video]
The National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition takes leading cyber talent and invites them to battle other teams in head-to-head cyber defending. The National competition will be held in San Antonio on April 13-15.
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French cyber chief: Cybersecurity is a global concern, will need global solutions
A clear and rising danger of large scale digital attacks called for broad international cooperation and observance of the rule of law, with a special role for IT companies.
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Adversaries in our airspace [Commentary]
As attack surfaces for cyber adversaries expand with the internet of things, one critical domain that must not be overlooked is above our heads.
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Risk of cyberattack on US power grid ‘palpable,’ experts tell Congress
A warning issued during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on Tuesday said the potential for a major cyberattack against the nations power grid is at an all time high.
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Poll: Americans more favorable on China except when it comes to cyberattacks
Concerns about Chinese cyberattacks have risen from 55 percent, from last years report of 50 percent.
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McAfee is McAfee again; No more Intel Security
Intel Security is no more after McAfee spun off as an independent company once more.
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New cyber command force launched in Germany
Germanys armed forced launched a cyber command that possesses a status equivalent to the army, navy, and air force.
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Dubai police reportedly arrest suspected hackers targeting White House staff
Dubai police have arrested suspected foreign hackers who allegedly targeted five senior White House officials in a blackmail email scam, state-owned media reported Monday.
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Bill urging ‘retro’ approach to securing power grid gets support in Senate
A proposal from Maine Sen. Angus King (I) and Idaho Sen. Jim Risch (R) to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks by introducing more manual processes has cleared a procedural hurdle, getting support from the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee on Energy.
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Nevada officials eye $3.5M cybersecurity boost
Nevada lawmakers on Friday took up Gov. Brian Sandoval’s request to spend $3.5 million over the next two years to build up the state’s cybersecurity infrastructure and management.
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Heat of competition showcases, tests future cyber workforce [Video]
The National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition takes leading cyber talent and invites them to battle other teams in head-to-head cyber defending. The National competition will be held in San Antonio on April 13-15.
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French cyber chief: Cybersecurity is a global concern, will need global solutions
A clear and rising danger of large scale digital attacks called for broad international cooperation and observance of the rule of law, with a special role for IT companies.
-
Adversaries in our airspace [Commentary]
As attack surfaces for cyber adversaries expand with the internet of things, one critical domain that must not be overlooked is above our heads.
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Risk of cyberattack on US power grid ‘palpable,’ experts tell Congress
A warning issued during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on Tuesday said the potential for a major cyberattack against the nations power grid is at an all time high.
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Poll: Americans more favorable on China except when it comes to cyberattacks
Concerns about Chinese cyberattacks have risen from 55 percent, from last years report of 50 percent.
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McAfee is McAfee again; No more Intel Security
Intel Security is no more after McAfee spun off as an independent company once more.
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New cyber command force launched in Germany
Germanys armed forced launched a cyber command that possesses a status equivalent to the army, navy, and air force.
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Dubai police reportedly arrest suspected hackers targeting White House staff
Dubai police have arrested suspected foreign hackers who allegedly targeted five senior White House officials in a blackmail email scam, state-owned media reported Monday.
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Bill urging ‘retro’ approach to securing power grid gets support in Senate
A proposal from Maine Sen. Angus King (I) and Idaho Sen. Jim Risch (R) to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks by introducing more manual processes has cleared a procedural hurdle, getting support from the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee on Energy.
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Nevada officials eye $3.5M cybersecurity boost
Nevada lawmakers on Friday took up Gov. Brian Sandoval’s request to spend $3.5 million over the next two years to build up the state’s cybersecurity infrastructure and management.
-
Heat of competition showcases, tests future cyber workforce [Video]
The National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition takes leading cyber talent and invites them to battle other teams in head-to-head cyber defending. The National competition will be held in San Antonio on April 13-15.
-
French cyber chief: Cybersecurity is a global concern, will need global solutions
A clear and rising danger of large scale digital attacks called for broad international cooperation and observance of the rule of law, with a special role for IT companies.
-
Adversaries in our airspace [Commentary]
As attack surfaces for cyber adversaries expand with the internet of things, one critical domain that must not be overlooked is above our heads.
-
Risk of cyberattack on US power grid ‘palpable,’ experts tell Congress
A warning issued during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on Tuesday said the potential for a major cyberattack against the nations power grid is at an all time high.
-
Poll: Americans more favorable on China except when it comes to cyberattacks
Concerns about Chinese cyberattacks have risen from 55 percent, from last years report of 50 percent.
-
McAfee is McAfee again; No more Intel Security
Intel Security is no more after McAfee spun off as an independent company once more.
-
New cyber command force launched in Germany
Germanys armed forced launched a cyber command that possesses a status equivalent to the army, navy, and air force.
-
Dubai police reportedly arrest suspected hackers targeting White House staff
Dubai police have arrested suspected foreign hackers who allegedly targeted five senior White House officials in a blackmail email scam, state-owned media reported Monday.
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Bill urging ‘retro’ approach to securing power grid gets support in Senate
A proposal from Maine Sen. Angus King (I) and Idaho Sen. Jim Risch (R) to protect the electric grid from cyberattacks by introducing more manual processes has cleared a procedural hurdle, getting support from the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee on Energy.
