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US fights cybercrime in Nigeria
The U.S. Consulate has increased the call for a cybersecurity awareness campaign in Nigeria while at a 14th Annual National Cyber Security Awareness Month event held in Lagos, the country’s largest city.
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Dutch voters force referendum on new communication tapping law
An advisory referendum will be held in the Netherlands next year on a law giving intelligence agencies sweeping new powers to tap electronic communications, the Dutch electoral commission announced Wednesday.
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Groundbreaking to be held for Fort Meade cyberspace facility
The new building will provide operational and command space for missions aligned to the state of Maryland, the National Security Agency and the United States Cyber Command.
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Feds won’t go all in on cloud. And that’s a security problem.
Moving applications to the cloud requires agencies to refocus their security away from the network and onto users and data.
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The cyber paradox: Reliance on new tech can quickly become a weakness
With the interconnected nature of the world, what happens if adversaries shut down networks? The Navy wants commanders to be prepared to operate if this occurs.
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WannaCry cyberattack on UK health service ‘preventable’
An independent investigation has concluded that the debilitating cyberattack that crippled parts of Britain’s National Health Service earlier this year could have been prevented with basic security measures.
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Microsoft drops government gag-order lawsuit against DOJ
The decision comes as a result of the Department of Justice reforming its digital privacy policy.
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Cyber Moonshot: Taking a proactive approach to cybersecurity [Commentary]
With concerted leadership, sustained investment, and clear incentives that spark action, we can achieve the Cyber Moonshot.
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Attorney: ‘White hat hacker’ tried to get Trump tax returns
Jordan Hamlett tried to discover “out of sheer curiosity” whether Trump’s tax information could be accessed through a weakness in a U.S. Department of Education financial aid website’s data retrieval tool, his attorney said in a court filing.
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Maryland man convicted on charges he drove car into NSA gate
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Baltimore announced the convictions Thursday against Dontae Small, who faces up to 30 years in prison at sentencing in February.
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US fights cybercrime in Nigeria
The U.S. Consulate has increased the call for a cybersecurity awareness campaign in Nigeria while at a 14th Annual National Cyber Security Awareness Month event held in Lagos, the country’s largest city.
-
Dutch voters force referendum on new communication tapping law
An advisory referendum will be held in the Netherlands next year on a law giving intelligence agencies sweeping new powers to tap electronic communications, the Dutch electoral commission announced Wednesday.
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Groundbreaking to be held for Fort Meade cyberspace facility
The new building will provide operational and command space for missions aligned to the state of Maryland, the National Security Agency and the United States Cyber Command.
-
Feds won’t go all in on cloud. And that’s a security problem.
Moving applications to the cloud requires agencies to refocus their security away from the network and onto users and data.
-
The cyber paradox: Reliance on new tech can quickly become a weakness
With the interconnected nature of the world, what happens if adversaries shut down networks? The Navy wants commanders to be prepared to operate if this occurs.
-
WannaCry cyberattack on UK health service ‘preventable’
An independent investigation has concluded that the debilitating cyberattack that crippled parts of Britain’s National Health Service earlier this year could have been prevented with basic security measures.
-
Microsoft drops government gag-order lawsuit against DOJ
The decision comes as a result of the Department of Justice reforming its digital privacy policy.
-
Cyber Moonshot: Taking a proactive approach to cybersecurity [Commentary]
With concerted leadership, sustained investment, and clear incentives that spark action, we can achieve the Cyber Moonshot.
-
Attorney: ‘White hat hacker’ tried to get Trump tax returns
Jordan Hamlett tried to discover “out of sheer curiosity” whether Trump’s tax information could be accessed through a weakness in a U.S. Department of Education financial aid website’s data retrieval tool, his attorney said in a court filing.
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Maryland man convicted on charges he drove car into NSA gate
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Baltimore announced the convictions Thursday against Dontae Small, who faces up to 30 years in prison at sentencing in February.
-
US fights cybercrime in Nigeria
The U.S. Consulate has increased the call for a cybersecurity awareness campaign in Nigeria while at a 14th Annual National Cyber Security Awareness Month event held in Lagos, the country’s largest city.
-
Dutch voters force referendum on new communication tapping law
An advisory referendum will be held in the Netherlands next year on a law giving intelligence agencies sweeping new powers to tap electronic communications, the Dutch electoral commission announced Wednesday.
-
Groundbreaking to be held for Fort Meade cyberspace facility
The new building will provide operational and command space for missions aligned to the state of Maryland, the National Security Agency and the United States Cyber Command.
-
Feds won’t go all in on cloud. And that’s a security problem.
Moving applications to the cloud requires agencies to refocus their security away from the network and onto users and data.
-
The cyber paradox: Reliance on new tech can quickly become a weakness
With the interconnected nature of the world, what happens if adversaries shut down networks? The Navy wants commanders to be prepared to operate if this occurs.
-
WannaCry cyberattack on UK health service ‘preventable’
An independent investigation has concluded that the debilitating cyberattack that crippled parts of Britain’s National Health Service earlier this year could have been prevented with basic security measures.
-
Microsoft drops government gag-order lawsuit against DOJ
The decision comes as a result of the Department of Justice reforming its digital privacy policy.
-
Cyber Moonshot: Taking a proactive approach to cybersecurity [Commentary]
With concerted leadership, sustained investment, and clear incentives that spark action, we can achieve the Cyber Moonshot.
-
Attorney: ‘White hat hacker’ tried to get Trump tax returns
Jordan Hamlett tried to discover “out of sheer curiosity” whether Trump’s tax information could be accessed through a weakness in a U.S. Department of Education financial aid website’s data retrieval tool, his attorney said in a court filing.
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Maryland man convicted on charges he drove car into NSA gate
The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Baltimore announced the convictions Thursday against Dontae Small, who faces up to 30 years in prison at sentencing in February.
