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The virtues of phishing your own employees
Civilian and defense cybersecurity officials tout the many benefits — some not so obvious — of training employees to spot phishing attempts.
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Draft Encryption Bill Puts Rule of Law Above Privacy Concerns
A discussion draft leaked online of the first legislation to tackle the heated encryption debate that has pit law enforcement agencies seeking access against privacy and consumer advocates lobbying to maintain strong security.
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Draft encryption bill puts rule of law above privacy concerns
The discussion draft of a Senate bill on encryption starts and ends with meeting the needs of law enforcement.
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Senator: How is OMB helping agencies buy cybersecurity tools?
Sen. Tom Carper sent a letter to OMB’s director asking what is being done to speed up acquisition of cybersecurity tools.
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NIST outlines process for creating strong encryption standards
Researchers acknowledge this might put them at odds with law enforcement but stood by the need to protect sensitive information.
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Romanian hacker who outed Clinton email server appears in US court
The hacker, known online as “Guccifer,” accessed the email accounts of a number of former U.S. presidents and officials.
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Iranians indicted on cyberattack charges
Seven accused of attacking financial systems and the networks of a dam in upstate New York.
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Air Force Cyber Simulation Center preps to meet tighter deadlines
The Air Force brass want new tools from the Cyber Simulation Center a year earlier than first ordered, prompting the center to up its support contract.
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DEA considering expanding DARPA big data program
The DEA-DARPA collaboration is going well but needs more contractor support to keep moving forward.
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CDC, NIH face brunt of malware endemic at HHS
A breach of HHS networks could bring serious consequences. And hackers want in.
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The virtues of phishing your own employees
Civilian and defense cybersecurity officials tout the many benefits — some not so obvious — of training employees to spot phishing attempts.
-
Draft Encryption Bill Puts Rule of Law Above Privacy Concerns
A discussion draft leaked online of the first legislation to tackle the heated encryption debate that has pit law enforcement agencies seeking access against privacy and consumer advocates lobbying to maintain strong security.
-
Draft encryption bill puts rule of law above privacy concerns
The discussion draft of a Senate bill on encryption starts and ends with meeting the needs of law enforcement.
-
Senator: How is OMB helping agencies buy cybersecurity tools?
Sen. Tom Carper sent a letter to OMB’s director asking what is being done to speed up acquisition of cybersecurity tools.
-
NIST outlines process for creating strong encryption standards
Researchers acknowledge this might put them at odds with law enforcement but stood by the need to protect sensitive information.
-
Romanian hacker who outed Clinton email server appears in US court
The hacker, known online as “Guccifer,” accessed the email accounts of a number of former U.S. presidents and officials.
-
Iranians indicted on cyberattack charges
Seven accused of attacking financial systems and the networks of a dam in upstate New York.
-
Air Force Cyber Simulation Center preps to meet tighter deadlines
The Air Force brass want new tools from the Cyber Simulation Center a year earlier than first ordered, prompting the center to up its support contract.
-
DEA considering expanding DARPA big data program
The DEA-DARPA collaboration is going well but needs more contractor support to keep moving forward.
-
CDC, NIH face brunt of malware endemic at HHS
A breach of HHS networks could bring serious consequences. And hackers want in.
-
The virtues of phishing your own employees
Civilian and defense cybersecurity officials tout the many benefits — some not so obvious — of training employees to spot phishing attempts.
-
Draft Encryption Bill Puts Rule of Law Above Privacy Concerns
A discussion draft leaked online of the first legislation to tackle the heated encryption debate that has pit law enforcement agencies seeking access against privacy and consumer advocates lobbying to maintain strong security.
-
Draft encryption bill puts rule of law above privacy concerns
The discussion draft of a Senate bill on encryption starts and ends with meeting the needs of law enforcement.
-
Senator: How is OMB helping agencies buy cybersecurity tools?
Sen. Tom Carper sent a letter to OMB’s director asking what is being done to speed up acquisition of cybersecurity tools.
-
NIST outlines process for creating strong encryption standards
Researchers acknowledge this might put them at odds with law enforcement but stood by the need to protect sensitive information.
-
Romanian hacker who outed Clinton email server appears in US court
The hacker, known online as “Guccifer,” accessed the email accounts of a number of former U.S. presidents and officials.
-
Iranians indicted on cyberattack charges
Seven accused of attacking financial systems and the networks of a dam in upstate New York.
-
Air Force Cyber Simulation Center preps to meet tighter deadlines
The Air Force brass want new tools from the Cyber Simulation Center a year earlier than first ordered, prompting the center to up its support contract.
-
DEA considering expanding DARPA big data program
The DEA-DARPA collaboration is going well but needs more contractor support to keep moving forward.
-
CDC, NIH face brunt of malware endemic at HHS
A breach of HHS networks could bring serious consequences. And hackers want in.
