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President Trump renews declaration of cybersecurity national emergency
President Trump informed Congress Wednesday that he will continue the cybersecurity national emergency first declared by then-President Obama in 2015.
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90 percent of federal cyber budget used for offensive ops
Across the federal government, about 90 percent of all spending on cyber programs is dedicated to offensive efforts, including penetrating the computer systems of adversaries, listening to communications and developing the means to disable or degrade infrastructure, senior intelligence officials told Reuters.
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What President Trump uses now that his Android is gone
It may seem silly to care what type of smartphone a public figure uses, but in the case of President Donald Trump, it’s a national security issue.
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Cyber criminals sharing millions of .edu emails, passwords on dark web
The Digital Citizens Alliance teams with cybersecurity researchers to find which schools’ account credentials are most commonly found on the dark web.
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Idaho officials approve funding for $90M cybersecurity centers
Idaho state officials approve the use of $90 million worth of bonds for the construction of two new buildings at a federal research facility.
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Vulnerable ‘panic buttons’ leave Colombian activists exposed
It is supposed to help protect human-rights activists, labor organizers and journalists working in risky environments, but a GPS-enabled “panic button” that Colombia’s government has issued to about 400 people could be exposing them to more peril.
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Florida college adds institute for designing, testing a secure IoT
A new, critical resource for designing, developing and testing state-of-the-art internet of things (IoT) systems will be available at the University of Florida.
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Vencore Labs wins $18M DARPA research contract
The contract will be performed over the next three years as part of DARPAs Extreme DDoS Defense (XD3) programs, said Vencore Labs.
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After attack, UK calls for backdoor to encryption app
British press reports suggest London attacker used the messaging service owned by Facebook just minutes before the Wednesday rampage that left three pedestrians and one police officer dead and dozens more wounded.
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How Ohio Air Force base trains cyber army
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
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President Trump renews declaration of cybersecurity national emergency
President Trump informed Congress Wednesday that he will continue the cybersecurity national emergency first declared by then-President Obama in 2015.
-
90 percent of federal cyber budget used for offensive ops
Across the federal government, about 90 percent of all spending on cyber programs is dedicated to offensive efforts, including penetrating the computer systems of adversaries, listening to communications and developing the means to disable or degrade infrastructure, senior intelligence officials told Reuters.
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What President Trump uses now that his Android is gone
It may seem silly to care what type of smartphone a public figure uses, but in the case of President Donald Trump, it’s a national security issue.
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Cyber criminals sharing millions of .edu emails, passwords on dark web
The Digital Citizens Alliance teams with cybersecurity researchers to find which schools’ account credentials are most commonly found on the dark web.
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Idaho officials approve funding for $90M cybersecurity centers
Idaho state officials approve the use of $90 million worth of bonds for the construction of two new buildings at a federal research facility.
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Vulnerable ‘panic buttons’ leave Colombian activists exposed
It is supposed to help protect human-rights activists, labor organizers and journalists working in risky environments, but a GPS-enabled “panic button” that Colombia’s government has issued to about 400 people could be exposing them to more peril.
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Florida college adds institute for designing, testing a secure IoT
A new, critical resource for designing, developing and testing state-of-the-art internet of things (IoT) systems will be available at the University of Florida.
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Vencore Labs wins $18M DARPA research contract
The contract will be performed over the next three years as part of DARPAs Extreme DDoS Defense (XD3) programs, said Vencore Labs.
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After attack, UK calls for backdoor to encryption app
British press reports suggest London attacker used the messaging service owned by Facebook just minutes before the Wednesday rampage that left three pedestrians and one police officer dead and dozens more wounded.
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How Ohio Air Force base trains cyber army
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
-
President Trump renews declaration of cybersecurity national emergency
President Trump informed Congress Wednesday that he will continue the cybersecurity national emergency first declared by then-President Obama in 2015.
-
90 percent of federal cyber budget used for offensive ops
Across the federal government, about 90 percent of all spending on cyber programs is dedicated to offensive efforts, including penetrating the computer systems of adversaries, listening to communications and developing the means to disable or degrade infrastructure, senior intelligence officials told Reuters.
-
What President Trump uses now that his Android is gone
It may seem silly to care what type of smartphone a public figure uses, but in the case of President Donald Trump, it’s a national security issue.
-
Cyber criminals sharing millions of .edu emails, passwords on dark web
The Digital Citizens Alliance teams with cybersecurity researchers to find which schools’ account credentials are most commonly found on the dark web.
-
Idaho officials approve funding for $90M cybersecurity centers
Idaho state officials approve the use of $90 million worth of bonds for the construction of two new buildings at a federal research facility.
-
Vulnerable ‘panic buttons’ leave Colombian activists exposed
It is supposed to help protect human-rights activists, labor organizers and journalists working in risky environments, but a GPS-enabled “panic button” that Colombia’s government has issued to about 400 people could be exposing them to more peril.
-
Florida college adds institute for designing, testing a secure IoT
A new, critical resource for designing, developing and testing state-of-the-art internet of things (IoT) systems will be available at the University of Florida.
-
Vencore Labs wins $18M DARPA research contract
The contract will be performed over the next three years as part of DARPAs Extreme DDoS Defense (XD3) programs, said Vencore Labs.
-
After attack, UK calls for backdoor to encryption app
British press reports suggest London attacker used the messaging service owned by Facebook just minutes before the Wednesday rampage that left three pedestrians and one police officer dead and dozens more wounded.
-
How Ohio Air Force base trains cyber army
At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, in the quiet classrooms of the Center for Cyberspace Research, hundreds of cyber warriors learn offensive and defensive cyber capabilities.
