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How the Pentagon can help improve supply chain cybersecurity
Thomas Michelli, the Pentagon’s acting deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, talks supply chain risks, identification cards,artificial intelligence and staffing in this Q&A.
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How Russian spies allegedly hacked organizations across the world
How seven Russian intelligence officials allegedly nestled into the servers of targeted organizations is an insight into the advanced hacking efforts that foreign governments are undertaking.
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Federal CISO among featured speakers at fourth annual CyberCon
Grant Schneider, the federal chief information security officer, will be the opening keynote speaker at Fifth Domain’s CyberCon Nov. 1.
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Nielsen outlines how US reassessing cyber risk
U.S. leaders are changing how they view threats in cyberspace and now expect that a nation state or criminal actor with cyber capabilities will use those tools against the United States, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said Oct. 3 at the Atlantic Council.
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Hacking for good uncovers over 150 Marine Corps web vulnerabilities
The Department of Defense’s latest bug bounty program targeted vulnerabilities in Marine Corps websites.
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NKorea said to have stolen a fortune in online bank heists
It is part of a wider pattern of malicious state-backed cyber activity that has led the Trump administration to identify North Korea — along with Russia, Iran and China — as one of the main online threats facing the United States.
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Happy new (fiscal) year! Feds want more electronic warfare and cybersecurity tools
As the new federal fiscal year begins, cybersecurity firms and analysts predict that electronic warfare and managed services will be top priorities for the U.S. government.
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How the US cyber force is maturing
U.S. Cyber Command is moving past building to operational readiness.
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Why the government will publicly name the hackers who attack the US
The United States could begin attributing cyber incidents publicly with more frequency.
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It’s a new era for cyber operations, but questions remain
Despite praising new offensive cyber authorities, officials are still unclear how the process will work exactly.
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How the Pentagon can help improve supply chain cybersecurity
Thomas Michelli, the Pentagon’s acting deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, talks supply chain risks, identification cards,artificial intelligence and staffing in this Q&A.
-
How Russian spies allegedly hacked organizations across the world
How seven Russian intelligence officials allegedly nestled into the servers of targeted organizations is an insight into the advanced hacking efforts that foreign governments are undertaking.
-
Federal CISO among featured speakers at fourth annual CyberCon
Grant Schneider, the federal chief information security officer, will be the opening keynote speaker at Fifth Domain’s CyberCon Nov. 1.
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Nielsen outlines how US reassessing cyber risk
U.S. leaders are changing how they view threats in cyberspace and now expect that a nation state or criminal actor with cyber capabilities will use those tools against the United States, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said Oct. 3 at the Atlantic Council.
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Hacking for good uncovers over 150 Marine Corps web vulnerabilities
The Department of Defense’s latest bug bounty program targeted vulnerabilities in Marine Corps websites.
-
NKorea said to have stolen a fortune in online bank heists
It is part of a wider pattern of malicious state-backed cyber activity that has led the Trump administration to identify North Korea — along with Russia, Iran and China — as one of the main online threats facing the United States.
-
Happy new (fiscal) year! Feds want more electronic warfare and cybersecurity tools
As the new federal fiscal year begins, cybersecurity firms and analysts predict that electronic warfare and managed services will be top priorities for the U.S. government.
-
How the US cyber force is maturing
U.S. Cyber Command is moving past building to operational readiness.
-
Why the government will publicly name the hackers who attack the US
The United States could begin attributing cyber incidents publicly with more frequency.
-
It’s a new era for cyber operations, but questions remain
Despite praising new offensive cyber authorities, officials are still unclear how the process will work exactly.
-
How the Pentagon can help improve supply chain cybersecurity
Thomas Michelli, the Pentagon’s acting deputy chief information officer for cybersecurity, talks supply chain risks, identification cards,artificial intelligence and staffing in this Q&A.
-
How Russian spies allegedly hacked organizations across the world
How seven Russian intelligence officials allegedly nestled into the servers of targeted organizations is an insight into the advanced hacking efforts that foreign governments are undertaking.
-
Federal CISO among featured speakers at fourth annual CyberCon
Grant Schneider, the federal chief information security officer, will be the opening keynote speaker at Fifth Domain’s CyberCon Nov. 1.
-
Nielsen outlines how US reassessing cyber risk
U.S. leaders are changing how they view threats in cyberspace and now expect that a nation state or criminal actor with cyber capabilities will use those tools against the United States, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said Oct. 3 at the Atlantic Council.
-
Hacking for good uncovers over 150 Marine Corps web vulnerabilities
The Department of Defense’s latest bug bounty program targeted vulnerabilities in Marine Corps websites.
-
NKorea said to have stolen a fortune in online bank heists
It is part of a wider pattern of malicious state-backed cyber activity that has led the Trump administration to identify North Korea — along with Russia, Iran and China — as one of the main online threats facing the United States.
-
Happy new (fiscal) year! Feds want more electronic warfare and cybersecurity tools
As the new federal fiscal year begins, cybersecurity firms and analysts predict that electronic warfare and managed services will be top priorities for the U.S. government.
-
How the US cyber force is maturing
U.S. Cyber Command is moving past building to operational readiness.
-
Why the government will publicly name the hackers who attack the US
The United States could begin attributing cyber incidents publicly with more frequency.
-
It’s a new era for cyber operations, but questions remain
Despite praising new offensive cyber authorities, officials are still unclear how the process will work exactly.
