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Is the US where it needs to be on cyber?
The nation’s current cyberspace structures are “suboptimal” and won’t generate the necessary outcomes, according to the recently retired director of the National Security Agency and former head of U.S. Cyber Command.
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West Virginia election officials approve grants for voting upgrades
West Virginia election officials have approved more than $6.5 million in federal grants to make upgrades to voting equipment and security across the state.
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On 9/11 anniversary, DHS says cyber threat has eclipsed terrorism
The Department of Homeland Security says that cyberattacks are a larger threat than terrorist attacks, and the agency has laid out a plan to defend against the new risk.
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Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense
Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements.
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Read the full legal hacking complaint against North Korean Park Jin Hyok
.S. officials have charged Park Jin Hyok, a North Korean computer programmer, in connection with several recent cyberattacks, including the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack and the WannaCry ransomware virus, according to the The Associated Press.
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Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
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Cyber Command’s acquisition authority still in its infancy
The command hopes to change this in the near future.
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Top national security figures deny writing anonymous op-ed critical of president
Statements from heads of the intelligence community and Department of Defense were released as theories flew around Washington, D.C., as to the identity of an anonymous “senior official” in the Trump administration published in the New York Times.
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Cyber Command partners for a cyber prototyping environment
An innovation hub through U.S. Cyber Command seeks to foster greater collaboration between the government and tech firms.
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After claiming ‘Feds cant touch us,’ ProtonMail hacker arrested
A member of the “Apophis Squad” hacker group, which claimed it could not be found, was arrested for hacking the ProtonMail service.
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Is the US where it needs to be on cyber?
The nation’s current cyberspace structures are “suboptimal” and won’t generate the necessary outcomes, according to the recently retired director of the National Security Agency and former head of U.S. Cyber Command.
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West Virginia election officials approve grants for voting upgrades
West Virginia election officials have approved more than $6.5 million in federal grants to make upgrades to voting equipment and security across the state.
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On 9/11 anniversary, DHS says cyber threat has eclipsed terrorism
The Department of Homeland Security says that cyberattacks are a larger threat than terrorist attacks, and the agency has laid out a plan to defend against the new risk.
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Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense
Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements.
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Read the full legal hacking complaint against North Korean Park Jin Hyok
.S. officials have charged Park Jin Hyok, a North Korean computer programmer, in connection with several recent cyberattacks, including the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack and the WannaCry ransomware virus, according to the The Associated Press.
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Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
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Cyber Command’s acquisition authority still in its infancy
The command hopes to change this in the near future.
-
Top national security figures deny writing anonymous op-ed critical of president
Statements from heads of the intelligence community and Department of Defense were released as theories flew around Washington, D.C., as to the identity of an anonymous “senior official” in the Trump administration published in the New York Times.
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Cyber Command partners for a cyber prototyping environment
An innovation hub through U.S. Cyber Command seeks to foster greater collaboration between the government and tech firms.
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After claiming ‘Feds cant touch us,’ ProtonMail hacker arrested
A member of the “Apophis Squad” hacker group, which claimed it could not be found, was arrested for hacking the ProtonMail service.
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Is the US where it needs to be on cyber?
The nation’s current cyberspace structures are “suboptimal” and won’t generate the necessary outcomes, according to the recently retired director of the National Security Agency and former head of U.S. Cyber Command.
-
West Virginia election officials approve grants for voting upgrades
West Virginia election officials have approved more than $6.5 million in federal grants to make upgrades to voting equipment and security across the state.
-
On 9/11 anniversary, DHS says cyber threat has eclipsed terrorism
The Department of Homeland Security says that cyberattacks are a larger threat than terrorist attacks, and the agency has laid out a plan to defend against the new risk.
-
Government has the foundation to make blockchain its secret defense
Thwarting data manipulation means a manual audit log process, advanced user behavior analytics and countless man-hours. Blockchain removes these time consuming requirements.
-
Read the full legal hacking complaint against North Korean Park Jin Hyok
.S. officials have charged Park Jin Hyok, a North Korean computer programmer, in connection with several recent cyberattacks, including the Sony Pictures Entertainment hack and the WannaCry ransomware virus, according to the The Associated Press.
-
Malware may ‘hear’ your smartphone passcode one day
Trained software can detect sonar-like patterns and reduce the guesswork in unlocking an Android phone.
-
Cyber Command’s acquisition authority still in its infancy
The command hopes to change this in the near future.
-
Top national security figures deny writing anonymous op-ed critical of president
Statements from heads of the intelligence community and Department of Defense were released as theories flew around Washington, D.C., as to the identity of an anonymous “senior official” in the Trump administration published in the New York Times.
-
Cyber Command partners for a cyber prototyping environment
An innovation hub through U.S. Cyber Command seeks to foster greater collaboration between the government and tech firms.
-
After claiming ‘Feds cant touch us,’ ProtonMail hacker arrested
A member of the “Apophis Squad” hacker group, which claimed it could not be found, was arrested for hacking the ProtonMail service.
