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From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
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Report says America has most vulnerable web
The study is a digital call to arms for government and private security firms to secure the web.
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Senate bill could empower America to hack back
In its version of annual defense authorization bill, the Senate Armed Services Committee proposes bolstering America’s cyber prowess through a collection of new funding and programs.
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There will be no ‘Cyber Cuban Missile Crisis’
If we truly want to understand cyber war, we need to do better than misapply analogies from past conflicts that do not fit the modern threat profile.
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British cyber expert accused of lying to FBI about malware
MILWAUKEE — A British cybersecurity researcher credited with stopping a worldwide computer virus last year is facing new charges, including lying to the FBI, in the indictment accusing him of developing malware to steal banking information. Marcus Hutchins now faces 10 charges alleging that he created and distributed malware known as Kronos, including the four…
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Former intel officer accused of leaking secrets to China
The information the contractor attempted to transmit to China may have included documents related to U.S. Cyber Command, according to a Department of Justice complaint.
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Cyberwarriors need a training platform, and fast
Given the immense need for a cyber training platform, the military is looking to rapid acquisition vehicles to field capability faster.
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Perimeter defense won’t work for DoD in the era of the cloud
Treating data as the perimeter will help defense agencies adapt more easily to future changes in the network architecture.
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Was a Marine Corps website hacked?
The FBI said it neither confirms nor denies the existence of an investigation.
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Hacker sentenced to 5 years for major Yahoo security breach
A Canadian computer hacker has been sentenced to five years in prison in connection with a massive security breach at Yahoo that federal agents say was directed by Russian government spies.
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From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
-
Report says America has most vulnerable web
The study is a digital call to arms for government and private security firms to secure the web.
-
Senate bill could empower America to hack back
In its version of annual defense authorization bill, the Senate Armed Services Committee proposes bolstering America’s cyber prowess through a collection of new funding and programs.
-
There will be no ‘Cyber Cuban Missile Crisis’
If we truly want to understand cyber war, we need to do better than misapply analogies from past conflicts that do not fit the modern threat profile.
-
British cyber expert accused of lying to FBI about malware
MILWAUKEE — A British cybersecurity researcher credited with stopping a worldwide computer virus last year is facing new charges, including lying to the FBI, in the indictment accusing him of developing malware to steal banking information. Marcus Hutchins now faces 10 charges alleging that he created and distributed malware known as Kronos, including the four…
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Former intel officer accused of leaking secrets to China
The information the contractor attempted to transmit to China may have included documents related to U.S. Cyber Command, according to a Department of Justice complaint.
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Cyberwarriors need a training platform, and fast
Given the immense need for a cyber training platform, the military is looking to rapid acquisition vehicles to field capability faster.
-
Perimeter defense won’t work for DoD in the era of the cloud
Treating data as the perimeter will help defense agencies adapt more easily to future changes in the network architecture.
-
Was a Marine Corps website hacked?
The FBI said it neither confirms nor denies the existence of an investigation.
-
Hacker sentenced to 5 years for major Yahoo security breach
A Canadian computer hacker has been sentenced to five years in prison in connection with a massive security breach at Yahoo that federal agents say was directed by Russian government spies.
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From cyber to readiness, here’s what came out of NATO’s defense ministers meeting
Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers has concluded, with a number of decisions finalized.
-
Report says America has most vulnerable web
The study is a digital call to arms for government and private security firms to secure the web.
-
Senate bill could empower America to hack back
In its version of annual defense authorization bill, the Senate Armed Services Committee proposes bolstering America’s cyber prowess through a collection of new funding and programs.
-
There will be no ‘Cyber Cuban Missile Crisis’
If we truly want to understand cyber war, we need to do better than misapply analogies from past conflicts that do not fit the modern threat profile.
-
British cyber expert accused of lying to FBI about malware
MILWAUKEE — A British cybersecurity researcher credited with stopping a worldwide computer virus last year is facing new charges, including lying to the FBI, in the indictment accusing him of developing malware to steal banking information. Marcus Hutchins now faces 10 charges alleging that he created and distributed malware known as Kronos, including the four…
-
Former intel officer accused of leaking secrets to China
The information the contractor attempted to transmit to China may have included documents related to U.S. Cyber Command, according to a Department of Justice complaint.
-
Cyberwarriors need a training platform, and fast
Given the immense need for a cyber training platform, the military is looking to rapid acquisition vehicles to field capability faster.
-
Perimeter defense won’t work for DoD in the era of the cloud
Treating data as the perimeter will help defense agencies adapt more easily to future changes in the network architecture.
-
Was a Marine Corps website hacked?
The FBI said it neither confirms nor denies the existence of an investigation.
-
Hacker sentenced to 5 years for major Yahoo security breach
A Canadian computer hacker has been sentenced to five years in prison in connection with a massive security breach at Yahoo that federal agents say was directed by Russian government spies.
