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Cyber Command chief prepared to conduct operations in response to election meddling
During a press conference at the White House August 2, Gen. Paul Nakasone said that he was tracking foreign adversaries and was prepared to conduct operations against those attempting to undermine the U.S. midterm elections.
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Federal officials raise alarm about election security
President Donald Trump has directed a “vast, government-wide effort” to protect American elections after Russian attempts to interfere in 2016, the White House said Thursday.
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Senators ponder how to counter foreign influence operations
Senators wrestling with how to counter Russia and other foreign influence operations heard Wednesday from experts who said that not only did Russia continue its influence campaign after the 2016 presidential election, it “stepped on the gas.”
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All talk, no action on election security
As alarms blare about Russian interference in U.S. elections, the Senate rejects a spending increase to boost security and the Trump administration faces criticism that it has no clear national strategy to protect the country during the upcoming midterms and beyond.
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Cyber Command wants to partner with private sector to stop hacks
Gen. Paul Nakasone, head of the National Security Agency and Cyber Command, advocated for a more expansive partnership with the private sector amid an array of cyberthreats.
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Homeland Security announces new first response cyber center
The National Risk Management Center is supposed to provide a centralized home where companies and local agencies can go to for cybersecurity issues.
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What the DoD can learn from the DHS CDM program
The ability to make determinations in real time — and to automate action based on what’s discovered at the federal level — is a game-changer.
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Symantec: Financial cyberattacks are on the rise
Hackers targeting both large financial institutions and individuals for profit have increased over the past year, according to security software company Symantec.
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Mitigate threats, not workers’ ability to do their jobs
The hijacking of user credentials by hackers is a troubling trend, but organizations must seek a balance between better security and giving employees the freedom necessary to accomplish their missions.
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The AI that protects DoD networks from zero-day exploits
A top NSA cybersecurity program for protecting Department of Defense’s network from malware threats is being transferred to the Defense Information Systems Agency.
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Cyber Command chief prepared to conduct operations in response to election meddling
During a press conference at the White House August 2, Gen. Paul Nakasone said that he was tracking foreign adversaries and was prepared to conduct operations against those attempting to undermine the U.S. midterm elections.
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Federal officials raise alarm about election security
President Donald Trump has directed a “vast, government-wide effort” to protect American elections after Russian attempts to interfere in 2016, the White House said Thursday.
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Senators ponder how to counter foreign influence operations
Senators wrestling with how to counter Russia and other foreign influence operations heard Wednesday from experts who said that not only did Russia continue its influence campaign after the 2016 presidential election, it “stepped on the gas.”
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All talk, no action on election security
As alarms blare about Russian interference in U.S. elections, the Senate rejects a spending increase to boost security and the Trump administration faces criticism that it has no clear national strategy to protect the country during the upcoming midterms and beyond.
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Cyber Command wants to partner with private sector to stop hacks
Gen. Paul Nakasone, head of the National Security Agency and Cyber Command, advocated for a more expansive partnership with the private sector amid an array of cyberthreats.
-
Homeland Security announces new first response cyber center
The National Risk Management Center is supposed to provide a centralized home where companies and local agencies can go to for cybersecurity issues.
-
What the DoD can learn from the DHS CDM program
The ability to make determinations in real time — and to automate action based on what’s discovered at the federal level — is a game-changer.
-
Symantec: Financial cyberattacks are on the rise
Hackers targeting both large financial institutions and individuals for profit have increased over the past year, according to security software company Symantec.
-
Mitigate threats, not workers’ ability to do their jobs
The hijacking of user credentials by hackers is a troubling trend, but organizations must seek a balance between better security and giving employees the freedom necessary to accomplish their missions.
-
The AI that protects DoD networks from zero-day exploits
A top NSA cybersecurity program for protecting Department of Defense’s network from malware threats is being transferred to the Defense Information Systems Agency.
-
Cyber Command chief prepared to conduct operations in response to election meddling
During a press conference at the White House August 2, Gen. Paul Nakasone said that he was tracking foreign adversaries and was prepared to conduct operations against those attempting to undermine the U.S. midterm elections.
-
Federal officials raise alarm about election security
President Donald Trump has directed a “vast, government-wide effort” to protect American elections after Russian attempts to interfere in 2016, the White House said Thursday.
-
Senators ponder how to counter foreign influence operations
Senators wrestling with how to counter Russia and other foreign influence operations heard Wednesday from experts who said that not only did Russia continue its influence campaign after the 2016 presidential election, it “stepped on the gas.”
-
All talk, no action on election security
As alarms blare about Russian interference in U.S. elections, the Senate rejects a spending increase to boost security and the Trump administration faces criticism that it has no clear national strategy to protect the country during the upcoming midterms and beyond.
-
Cyber Command wants to partner with private sector to stop hacks
Gen. Paul Nakasone, head of the National Security Agency and Cyber Command, advocated for a more expansive partnership with the private sector amid an array of cyberthreats.
-
Homeland Security announces new first response cyber center
The National Risk Management Center is supposed to provide a centralized home where companies and local agencies can go to for cybersecurity issues.
-
What the DoD can learn from the DHS CDM program
The ability to make determinations in real time — and to automate action based on what’s discovered at the federal level — is a game-changer.
-
Symantec: Financial cyberattacks are on the rise
Hackers targeting both large financial institutions and individuals for profit have increased over the past year, according to security software company Symantec.
-
Mitigate threats, not workers’ ability to do their jobs
The hijacking of user credentials by hackers is a troubling trend, but organizations must seek a balance between better security and giving employees the freedom necessary to accomplish their missions.
-
The AI that protects DoD networks from zero-day exploits
A top NSA cybersecurity program for protecting Department of Defense’s network from malware threats is being transferred to the Defense Information Systems Agency.
