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Government should ‘start hunting’ cyber threats, says Senate official
Senate CISO says the government needs to get proactive about cybersecurity.
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Agencies: ‘Don’t wait to be hunted’
Senate CISO says the government needs to get proactive about cybersecurity.
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Industry should steal FedRAMP cloud security baselines
SANS researcher said the private sector should steal FedRAMP security baselines for assessing cloud acquisitions.
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DHS phished own employees with Redskins tickets
Instead of tickets, those who clicked through got a briefing on cyber hygiene.
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4 ways DHS is being ‘aggressive’ on cybersecurity
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said the department is tackling cybersecurity as one of its top priorities, alongside counterterrorism.
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Johnson: US will accept 10,000 Syrian refugees in 2016
The vast majority of these refugees being accepted into the U.S. will be women, children and families, the secretary said.
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AT&T joins DHS Einstein cybersecurity program
The largest Internet service provider for civilian networks signed on to work with DHS to detect, mitigate and block malicious traffic.
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DHS to hire 1,000 cyber employees
A notice for excepted service was posted on the Federal Register on Nov. 10.
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Cyber adds several new dimensions to warfare
The face of war is changing as the world’s infrastructure is interconnected and the cyber theater becomes a focus for militaries around the world.
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CSC, NetCracker pay $12.8M to settle false claims allegation
The two contractors allegedly used employees without the proper security clearance while working on DoD telecoms network.
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Government should ‘start hunting’ cyber threats, says Senate official
Senate CISO says the government needs to get proactive about cybersecurity.
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Agencies: ‘Don’t wait to be hunted’
Senate CISO says the government needs to get proactive about cybersecurity.
-
Industry should steal FedRAMP cloud security baselines
SANS researcher said the private sector should steal FedRAMP security baselines for assessing cloud acquisitions.
-
DHS phished own employees with Redskins tickets
Instead of tickets, those who clicked through got a briefing on cyber hygiene.
-
4 ways DHS is being ‘aggressive’ on cybersecurity
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said the department is tackling cybersecurity as one of its top priorities, alongside counterterrorism.
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Johnson: US will accept 10,000 Syrian refugees in 2016
The vast majority of these refugees being accepted into the U.S. will be women, children and families, the secretary said.
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AT&T joins DHS Einstein cybersecurity program
The largest Internet service provider for civilian networks signed on to work with DHS to detect, mitigate and block malicious traffic.
-
DHS to hire 1,000 cyber employees
A notice for excepted service was posted on the Federal Register on Nov. 10.
-
Cyber adds several new dimensions to warfare
The face of war is changing as the world’s infrastructure is interconnected and the cyber theater becomes a focus for militaries around the world.
-
CSC, NetCracker pay $12.8M to settle false claims allegation
The two contractors allegedly used employees without the proper security clearance while working on DoD telecoms network.
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Government should ‘start hunting’ cyber threats, says Senate official
Senate CISO says the government needs to get proactive about cybersecurity.
-
Agencies: ‘Don’t wait to be hunted’
Senate CISO says the government needs to get proactive about cybersecurity.
-
Industry should steal FedRAMP cloud security baselines
SANS researcher said the private sector should steal FedRAMP security baselines for assessing cloud acquisitions.
-
DHS phished own employees with Redskins tickets
Instead of tickets, those who clicked through got a briefing on cyber hygiene.
-
4 ways DHS is being ‘aggressive’ on cybersecurity
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said the department is tackling cybersecurity as one of its top priorities, alongside counterterrorism.
-
Johnson: US will accept 10,000 Syrian refugees in 2016
The vast majority of these refugees being accepted into the U.S. will be women, children and families, the secretary said.
-
AT&T joins DHS Einstein cybersecurity program
The largest Internet service provider for civilian networks signed on to work with DHS to detect, mitigate and block malicious traffic.
-
DHS to hire 1,000 cyber employees
A notice for excepted service was posted on the Federal Register on Nov. 10.
-
Cyber adds several new dimensions to warfare
The face of war is changing as the world’s infrastructure is interconnected and the cyber theater becomes a focus for militaries around the world.
-
CSC, NetCracker pay $12.8M to settle false claims allegation
The two contractors allegedly used employees without the proper security clearance while working on DoD telecoms network.
