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Federal funds to bolster election cybersecurity may not be enough
Last summer, with an important Illinois election season months away, Shelby County officials in central Illinois feared that their outdated voting equipment wouldn’t be approved for use by the State Board of Elections.
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OMB seeks comment on draft cyber credential policy
The policy would require agencies to develop and coordinate on identity management and access protocols that could be used across the federal government.
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White House email incredibly vulnerable to use in phishing scams
Most White House email domains lack even the most basic policy for preventing spoofed emails, according to a Global Cyber Alliance report.
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4 ways to deliver tactical cyber to the battlefield
The pace of network-centric warfighting on the battlefield is increasing and the DoD needs to keep pace by adopting new technologies.
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More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
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OPM defines ‘critical needs’ for federal cyber workforce
The new Office of Personnel Management guidance, part of the Federal Cybersecurity Workforce Assessment Act compliance, helps agencies identify and address their most critical cyber workforce shortages.
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What happens when 150 million users are part of a hack
Here’s why government agencies should care when a company, such as Under Armour, announce a data breach affecting 150 million users.
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The other problem that WannaCry exposes
The WannaCry intrusion at Boeing shows serious security gaps remain as modern airplanes rely more on code.
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Boeing says no impact to military aircraft business after WannaCry cyberattack
Boeing says the WannaCry virus hit a small number of computers on its commercial side.
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Federal funds to bolster election cybersecurity may not be enough
Last summer, with an important Illinois election season months away, Shelby County officials in central Illinois feared that their outdated voting equipment wouldn’t be approved for use by the State Board of Elections.
-
OMB seeks comment on draft cyber credential policy
The policy would require agencies to develop and coordinate on identity management and access protocols that could be used across the federal government.
-
White House email incredibly vulnerable to use in phishing scams
Most White House email domains lack even the most basic policy for preventing spoofed emails, according to a Global Cyber Alliance report.
-
4 ways to deliver tactical cyber to the battlefield
The pace of network-centric warfighting on the battlefield is increasing and the DoD needs to keep pace by adopting new technologies.
-
More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
OPM defines ‘critical needs’ for federal cyber workforce
The new Office of Personnel Management guidance, part of the Federal Cybersecurity Workforce Assessment Act compliance, helps agencies identify and address their most critical cyber workforce shortages.
-
What happens when 150 million users are part of a hack
Here’s why government agencies should care when a company, such as Under Armour, announce a data breach affecting 150 million users.
-
The other problem that WannaCry exposes
The WannaCry intrusion at Boeing shows serious security gaps remain as modern airplanes rely more on code.
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Boeing says no impact to military aircraft business after WannaCry cyberattack
Boeing says the WannaCry virus hit a small number of computers on its commercial side.
-
Federal funds to bolster election cybersecurity may not be enough
Last summer, with an important Illinois election season months away, Shelby County officials in central Illinois feared that their outdated voting equipment wouldn’t be approved for use by the State Board of Elections.
-
OMB seeks comment on draft cyber credential policy
The policy would require agencies to develop and coordinate on identity management and access protocols that could be used across the federal government.
-
White House email incredibly vulnerable to use in phishing scams
Most White House email domains lack even the most basic policy for preventing spoofed emails, according to a Global Cyber Alliance report.
-
4 ways to deliver tactical cyber to the battlefield
The pace of network-centric warfighting on the battlefield is increasing and the DoD needs to keep pace by adopting new technologies.
-
More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
OPM defines ‘critical needs’ for federal cyber workforce
The new Office of Personnel Management guidance, part of the Federal Cybersecurity Workforce Assessment Act compliance, helps agencies identify and address their most critical cyber workforce shortages.
-
What happens when 150 million users are part of a hack
Here’s why government agencies should care when a company, such as Under Armour, announce a data breach affecting 150 million users.
-
The other problem that WannaCry exposes
The WannaCry intrusion at Boeing shows serious security gaps remain as modern airplanes rely more on code.
-
Boeing says no impact to military aircraft business after WannaCry cyberattack
Boeing says the WannaCry virus hit a small number of computers on its commercial side.
