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$322M NGA cyber contract trains war fighters, protects their eye in the sky
NGA provides intelligence on geospatial imagery and mapping information, which is used by the U.S. military for planning and response for national disasters, combat, terrorist attacks and other events. But those assets are being threatened by cyberattacks as nation-states and non-nation actors attempt to disrupt or intercept that information.
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Senior leadership taking aim at cybersecurity in weapon systems
Initiatives such as the cybersecurity scorecard have raised cybersecurity vulnerabilities to senior levels of the Pentagon.
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Protecting secret networks means being more open about threats
The Department of Defense is now sharing an unclassified report with industry as to better inform solutions based on threat behavior.
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Bitcoin tops $15K; hack raises concerns ahead of US trade
There are fresh concerns about the security of bitcoin and other virtual currencies after NiceHash, a company that mines bitcoins on behalf of customers, said it is investigating a breach that may have resulted in the theft of bitcoin valued at about $70 million.
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Bridging the Gap: Why feds struggle to act on cybersecurity mandates [Commentary]
You’re undergoing a digital transformation whether you planned to or not.
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Ransomware hack slows North Carolina county’s government to a crawl
Data was frozen on dozens of Mecklenburg County servers after one of its employees opened an email attachment carrying malicious software earlier this week. The hacker responsible — believed to be in Ukraine or Iran — has demanded more than $23,000 to restore access.
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Have you been ‘pwned’ in a data breach? Troy Hunt can tell
Working barefoot and in beachwear from his home office on Australia’s Gold Coast, the amiable security researcher set up his irreverent website, “Have I Been Pwned?” (pronounced POHND), in 2013. Millions of people have since used the free service to see if hackers have liberated their personal details from unwary companies and posted them online.
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Trial delayed for man who tried to get Trump’s tax returns
Jury selection was scheduled to begin Monday for Jordan Hamlett’s federal trial, but a filing from the court says it must be delayed due to an “unforeseen conflict with the court.” The new trial date is Dec. 11.
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Documents: UK lawmakers flout explicit password-sharing ban
Documents recently obtained through a British public records request show that lawmakers are explicitly warned by parliament’s information technology division to keep their computers locked and not to tell anyone their passwords. Yet there is evidence staff and even interns had access to log-in details.
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DoD continues to get poor marks for cyber incident response
A new Government Accountability Office report found the Department of Defense still has work to do when it comes to roles, responsibilities and training as it pertains to support national cyber incidents.
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$322M NGA cyber contract trains war fighters, protects their eye in the sky
NGA provides intelligence on geospatial imagery and mapping information, which is used by the U.S. military for planning and response for national disasters, combat, terrorist attacks and other events. But those assets are being threatened by cyberattacks as nation-states and non-nation actors attempt to disrupt or intercept that information.
-
Senior leadership taking aim at cybersecurity in weapon systems
Initiatives such as the cybersecurity scorecard have raised cybersecurity vulnerabilities to senior levels of the Pentagon.
-
Protecting secret networks means being more open about threats
The Department of Defense is now sharing an unclassified report with industry as to better inform solutions based on threat behavior.
-
Bitcoin tops $15K; hack raises concerns ahead of US trade
There are fresh concerns about the security of bitcoin and other virtual currencies after NiceHash, a company that mines bitcoins on behalf of customers, said it is investigating a breach that may have resulted in the theft of bitcoin valued at about $70 million.
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Bridging the Gap: Why feds struggle to act on cybersecurity mandates [Commentary]
You’re undergoing a digital transformation whether you planned to or not.
-
Ransomware hack slows North Carolina county’s government to a crawl
Data was frozen on dozens of Mecklenburg County servers after one of its employees opened an email attachment carrying malicious software earlier this week. The hacker responsible — believed to be in Ukraine or Iran — has demanded more than $23,000 to restore access.
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Have you been ‘pwned’ in a data breach? Troy Hunt can tell
Working barefoot and in beachwear from his home office on Australia’s Gold Coast, the amiable security researcher set up his irreverent website, “Have I Been Pwned?” (pronounced POHND), in 2013. Millions of people have since used the free service to see if hackers have liberated their personal details from unwary companies and posted them online.
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Trial delayed for man who tried to get Trump’s tax returns
Jury selection was scheduled to begin Monday for Jordan Hamlett’s federal trial, but a filing from the court says it must be delayed due to an “unforeseen conflict with the court.” The new trial date is Dec. 11.
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Documents: UK lawmakers flout explicit password-sharing ban
Documents recently obtained through a British public records request show that lawmakers are explicitly warned by parliament’s information technology division to keep their computers locked and not to tell anyone their passwords. Yet there is evidence staff and even interns had access to log-in details.
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DoD continues to get poor marks for cyber incident response
A new Government Accountability Office report found the Department of Defense still has work to do when it comes to roles, responsibilities and training as it pertains to support national cyber incidents.
-
$322M NGA cyber contract trains war fighters, protects their eye in the sky
NGA provides intelligence on geospatial imagery and mapping information, which is used by the U.S. military for planning and response for national disasters, combat, terrorist attacks and other events. But those assets are being threatened by cyberattacks as nation-states and non-nation actors attempt to disrupt or intercept that information.
-
Senior leadership taking aim at cybersecurity in weapon systems
Initiatives such as the cybersecurity scorecard have raised cybersecurity vulnerabilities to senior levels of the Pentagon.
-
Protecting secret networks means being more open about threats
The Department of Defense is now sharing an unclassified report with industry as to better inform solutions based on threat behavior.
-
Bitcoin tops $15K; hack raises concerns ahead of US trade
There are fresh concerns about the security of bitcoin and other virtual currencies after NiceHash, a company that mines bitcoins on behalf of customers, said it is investigating a breach that may have resulted in the theft of bitcoin valued at about $70 million.
-
Bridging the Gap: Why feds struggle to act on cybersecurity mandates [Commentary]
You’re undergoing a digital transformation whether you planned to or not.
-
Ransomware hack slows North Carolina county’s government to a crawl
Data was frozen on dozens of Mecklenburg County servers after one of its employees opened an email attachment carrying malicious software earlier this week. The hacker responsible — believed to be in Ukraine or Iran — has demanded more than $23,000 to restore access.
-
Have you been ‘pwned’ in a data breach? Troy Hunt can tell
Working barefoot and in beachwear from his home office on Australia’s Gold Coast, the amiable security researcher set up his irreverent website, “Have I Been Pwned?” (pronounced POHND), in 2013. Millions of people have since used the free service to see if hackers have liberated their personal details from unwary companies and posted them online.
-
Trial delayed for man who tried to get Trump’s tax returns
Jury selection was scheduled to begin Monday for Jordan Hamlett’s federal trial, but a filing from the court says it must be delayed due to an “unforeseen conflict with the court.” The new trial date is Dec. 11.
-
Documents: UK lawmakers flout explicit password-sharing ban
Documents recently obtained through a British public records request show that lawmakers are explicitly warned by parliament’s information technology division to keep their computers locked and not to tell anyone their passwords. Yet there is evidence staff and even interns had access to log-in details.
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DoD continues to get poor marks for cyber incident response
A new Government Accountability Office report found the Department of Defense still has work to do when it comes to roles, responsibilities and training as it pertains to support national cyber incidents.
