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Pentagon moves to secure supply chain from foreign hackers
The Pentagon has started a test pilot program to see what companies supply its parts, according to a top defense contractor.
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Russian woman charged with US election interference
The Justice Department unsealed the criminal complaint on the same day that U.S. intelligence agencies, in a rare public statement, asserted that Russia, China, Iran and other countries were engaged in continuous efforts to influence American policy and voters in the upcoming elections and beyond.
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5 organizational traits that attract top cyber talent
This is what successful cybersecurity workplaces have in common.
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Why automation and next-gen authentication can solve identity management in 2019
Identity and access management sounds simple, but the federal government has struggled to give the right people the right access.
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States and feds unite on election security after ’16 clashes
Election officials and federal cybersecurity agents are touting improved collaboration aimed at confronting and deterring efforts to tamper with elections.
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EU leaders order sanctions mechanism against cyber-attacks
European Union leaders have commissioned work on a new system for slapping sanctions on the perpetrators of cyberattacks, in the wake of the attack on the world chemical weapons watchdog.
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Pentagon moves to secure supply chain from foreign hackers
The Pentagon has started a test pilot program to see what companies supply its parts, according to a top defense contractor.
-
Russian woman charged with US election interference
The Justice Department unsealed the criminal complaint on the same day that U.S. intelligence agencies, in a rare public statement, asserted that Russia, China, Iran and other countries were engaged in continuous efforts to influence American policy and voters in the upcoming elections and beyond.
-
5 organizational traits that attract top cyber talent
This is what successful cybersecurity workplaces have in common.
-
Why automation and next-gen authentication can solve identity management in 2019
Identity and access management sounds simple, but the federal government has struggled to give the right people the right access.
-
States and feds unite on election security after ’16 clashes
Election officials and federal cybersecurity agents are touting improved collaboration aimed at confronting and deterring efforts to tamper with elections.
-
EU leaders order sanctions mechanism against cyber-attacks
European Union leaders have commissioned work on a new system for slapping sanctions on the perpetrators of cyberattacks, in the wake of the attack on the world chemical weapons watchdog.
-
Pentagon moves to secure supply chain from foreign hackers
The Pentagon has started a test pilot program to see what companies supply its parts, according to a top defense contractor.
-
Russian woman charged with US election interference
The Justice Department unsealed the criminal complaint on the same day that U.S. intelligence agencies, in a rare public statement, asserted that Russia, China, Iran and other countries were engaged in continuous efforts to influence American policy and voters in the upcoming elections and beyond.
-
5 organizational traits that attract top cyber talent
This is what successful cybersecurity workplaces have in common.
-
Why automation and next-gen authentication can solve identity management in 2019
Identity and access management sounds simple, but the federal government has struggled to give the right people the right access.
-
States and feds unite on election security after ’16 clashes
Election officials and federal cybersecurity agents are touting improved collaboration aimed at confronting and deterring efforts to tamper with elections.
-
EU leaders order sanctions mechanism against cyber-attacks
European Union leaders have commissioned work on a new system for slapping sanctions on the perpetrators of cyberattacks, in the wake of the attack on the world chemical weapons watchdog.







