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Is a dumbed-down power grid the answer to cyberattacks?
A group of senators introduced new legislation that would take a “retro approach” to securing critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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IARPA exploring deceptive cyber defenses
The intelligence community’s research arm is looking for information on techniques that use deception and misinformation to protect data and systems from cyberattacks.
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Researchers find odd malware targeting industrial controls
IRONGATE is only the fourth malware known to target critical infrastructure control systems but the samples discovered seem to be no more than a proof of concept.
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CYBERCOM awards spots on new $460M cyber operations contract
New contract vehicle represents new acquisition model for the military’s cyber operations arm.
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Congress investigating October FDIC data breach
The Committee on Science, Space and Technology asked for all documents related to the breach and subsequent internal discussions ahead of a formal briefing with FDIC officials.
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New Air Force policy sets roles for cyber offense, defense ops
A new directive from the secretary of the Air Force links cyber offense and defense, and sets out who is responsible for what.
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FDIC waited months to report major October data breach
According to an inspector general investigation, the FDIC CIO failed to report a significant cybersecurity incident for months after incorrectly labeling it a minor event.
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NICE strategic plan lays path for training cyber workforce
The final plan outlines three goals for building a stronger, more robust cybersecurity workforce.
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Coast Guard ‘overwhelmed’ by legacy IT
USGC is transforming its IT infrastructure and wants to know what industry can do to help.
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Initial meeting lays out how commission will enhance cybersecurity
The new Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity set forth the agenda and defined the scope during its first meeting.
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Is a dumbed-down power grid the answer to cyberattacks?
A group of senators introduced new legislation that would take a “retro approach” to securing critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
-
IARPA exploring deceptive cyber defenses
The intelligence community’s research arm is looking for information on techniques that use deception and misinformation to protect data and systems from cyberattacks.
-
Researchers find odd malware targeting industrial controls
IRONGATE is only the fourth malware known to target critical infrastructure control systems but the samples discovered seem to be no more than a proof of concept.
-
CYBERCOM awards spots on new $460M cyber operations contract
New contract vehicle represents new acquisition model for the military’s cyber operations arm.
-
Congress investigating October FDIC data breach
The Committee on Science, Space and Technology asked for all documents related to the breach and subsequent internal discussions ahead of a formal briefing with FDIC officials.
-
New Air Force policy sets roles for cyber offense, defense ops
A new directive from the secretary of the Air Force links cyber offense and defense, and sets out who is responsible for what.
-
FDIC waited months to report major October data breach
According to an inspector general investigation, the FDIC CIO failed to report a significant cybersecurity incident for months after incorrectly labeling it a minor event.
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NICE strategic plan lays path for training cyber workforce
The final plan outlines three goals for building a stronger, more robust cybersecurity workforce.
-
Coast Guard ‘overwhelmed’ by legacy IT
USGC is transforming its IT infrastructure and wants to know what industry can do to help.
-
Initial meeting lays out how commission will enhance cybersecurity
The new Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity set forth the agenda and defined the scope during its first meeting.
-
Is a dumbed-down power grid the answer to cyberattacks?
A group of senators introduced new legislation that would take a “retro approach” to securing critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
-
IARPA exploring deceptive cyber defenses
The intelligence community’s research arm is looking for information on techniques that use deception and misinformation to protect data and systems from cyberattacks.
-
Researchers find odd malware targeting industrial controls
IRONGATE is only the fourth malware known to target critical infrastructure control systems but the samples discovered seem to be no more than a proof of concept.
-
CYBERCOM awards spots on new $460M cyber operations contract
New contract vehicle represents new acquisition model for the military’s cyber operations arm.
-
Congress investigating October FDIC data breach
The Committee on Science, Space and Technology asked for all documents related to the breach and subsequent internal discussions ahead of a formal briefing with FDIC officials.
-
New Air Force policy sets roles for cyber offense, defense ops
A new directive from the secretary of the Air Force links cyber offense and defense, and sets out who is responsible for what.
-
FDIC waited months to report major October data breach
According to an inspector general investigation, the FDIC CIO failed to report a significant cybersecurity incident for months after incorrectly labeling it a minor event.
-
NICE strategic plan lays path for training cyber workforce
The final plan outlines three goals for building a stronger, more robust cybersecurity workforce.
-
Coast Guard ‘overwhelmed’ by legacy IT
USGC is transforming its IT infrastructure and wants to know what industry can do to help.
-
Initial meeting lays out how commission will enhance cybersecurity
The new Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity set forth the agenda and defined the scope during its first meeting.
