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Canada announces controversial new cyber strategy
Canada’s new cyber strategy creates an authority tasked with protecting the public and private sector, among other initiatives.
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A new way to protect central banks from cyberattacks
A nonprofit set up by the financial services industry is launching a new information sharing group to help central banks, regulators and supervisory entities exchange information about global security and help deter cyberattacks.
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US expresses concern with draft of newly passed Vietnam cybersecurity law
HANOI, Vietnam — Vietnamese legislators on Tuesday passed a contentious cybersecurity law, which critics say will hurt the economy and further restrict freedom of expression. Critics include the U.S. Embassy, which said last week it found the draft of the law containing “serious obstacles to Vietnam’s cybersecurity and digital innovation future, and may not be…
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Inspector general: 2 US dams at risk of ‘insider threats’
An evaluation released Monday by the U.S. Department of the Interior doesn’t name the two dams, and spokeswoman Nancy DiPaolo cited national security concerns. But they are among five dams operated by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation that are considered “critical infrastructure.”
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Senator says Chinese hack of Navy contractor ‘very serious’
A Rhode Island Senator is describing the case of a Chinese government hack into a Newport Naval Station as “very serious.”
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Snowden’s ex-boss: Leak was ‘worst nightmare’
Five years after Edward Snowden’s disclosures, his former boss speaks to Fifth Domain.
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Canada announces controversial new cyber strategy
Canada’s new cyber strategy creates an authority tasked with protecting the public and private sector, among other initiatives.
-
A new way to protect central banks from cyberattacks
A nonprofit set up by the financial services industry is launching a new information sharing group to help central banks, regulators and supervisory entities exchange information about global security and help deter cyberattacks.
-
US expresses concern with draft of newly passed Vietnam cybersecurity law
HANOI, Vietnam — Vietnamese legislators on Tuesday passed a contentious cybersecurity law, which critics say will hurt the economy and further restrict freedom of expression. Critics include the U.S. Embassy, which said last week it found the draft of the law containing “serious obstacles to Vietnam’s cybersecurity and digital innovation future, and may not be…
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Inspector general: 2 US dams at risk of ‘insider threats’
An evaluation released Monday by the U.S. Department of the Interior doesn’t name the two dams, and spokeswoman Nancy DiPaolo cited national security concerns. But they are among five dams operated by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation that are considered “critical infrastructure.”
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Senator says Chinese hack of Navy contractor ‘very serious’
A Rhode Island Senator is describing the case of a Chinese government hack into a Newport Naval Station as “very serious.”
-
Snowden’s ex-boss: Leak was ‘worst nightmare’
Five years after Edward Snowden’s disclosures, his former boss speaks to Fifth Domain.
-
Canada announces controversial new cyber strategy
Canada’s new cyber strategy creates an authority tasked with protecting the public and private sector, among other initiatives.
-
A new way to protect central banks from cyberattacks
A nonprofit set up by the financial services industry is launching a new information sharing group to help central banks, regulators and supervisory entities exchange information about global security and help deter cyberattacks.
-
US expresses concern with draft of newly passed Vietnam cybersecurity law
HANOI, Vietnam — Vietnamese legislators on Tuesday passed a contentious cybersecurity law, which critics say will hurt the economy and further restrict freedom of expression. Critics include the U.S. Embassy, which said last week it found the draft of the law containing “serious obstacles to Vietnam’s cybersecurity and digital innovation future, and may not be…
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Inspector general: 2 US dams at risk of ‘insider threats’
An evaluation released Monday by the U.S. Department of the Interior doesn’t name the two dams, and spokeswoman Nancy DiPaolo cited national security concerns. But they are among five dams operated by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation that are considered “critical infrastructure.”
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Senator says Chinese hack of Navy contractor ‘very serious’
A Rhode Island Senator is describing the case of a Chinese government hack into a Newport Naval Station as “very serious.”
-
Snowden’s ex-boss: Leak was ‘worst nightmare’
Five years after Edward Snowden’s disclosures, his former boss speaks to Fifth Domain.







