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Two-year DHS DOMino contract protest saga concludes
GAO has denied Northrup Grumman’s third protest of the DOMino contract award, allowing Raytheon and DHS to begin work under the contract.
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DoD still doesn’t have cyber deterrence, redline policies, but says they’re working on it
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee chastised the Defense Department’s witness given that after several years of working the problem, the answer to how the department may respond to actors or incidents is essentially: it depends.
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Quarter of emails claiming to be from feds are malicious, unauthenticated, says cyber firm
Some 25 percent of emails claiming to be from the federal government are either unauthenticated or malicious, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Agari.
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Trump UN envoy: Russia’s election interference is ‘warfare’
Nikki Haley, President Donald Trump’s chief envoy to the United Nations, cast Russian interference in the 2016 election as “warfare” on Thursday, breaking in tone, if not substance, from a president who has consistently downplayed Russian influence in American politics.
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DoD says it shouldn’t protect homeland from cyberthreats; McCain disagrees
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee sparred with DoD representatives regarding the Pentagon’s role in cyberspace in protecting the nation.
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The difference between cybersecurity and cybercrime, and why it matters [Commentary]
Most advice for avoiding online dangers – like having long passwords, using two-factor authentication and encrypting data – wouldn’t have helped Amy.
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Senator: Why won’t DOJ answer my emails on cyber?
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse criticized the Justice Department’s lack of a cybersecurity representative to coordinate with Congress on legislative issues at a Department of Justice Oversight hearing on Wednesday.
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Microsoft adds classified, blockchain, more to government cloud platform
At its annual Government Cloud Forum, Microsoft announced new advances for its Azure Government program, a U.S. government based cloud system.
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Think tank launches new center to study information warfare
The Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, a Washington, D.C., nonpartisan think tank, announced it is establishing the Center for Cyber-Influence Operations Studies.
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Two-year DHS DOMino contract protest saga concludes
GAO has denied Northrup Grumman’s third protest of the DOMino contract award, allowing Raytheon and DHS to begin work under the contract.
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DoD still doesn’t have cyber deterrence, redline policies, but says they’re working on it
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee chastised the Defense Department’s witness given that after several years of working the problem, the answer to how the department may respond to actors or incidents is essentially: it depends.
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Quarter of emails claiming to be from feds are malicious, unauthenticated, says cyber firm
Some 25 percent of emails claiming to be from the federal government are either unauthenticated or malicious, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Agari.
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Trump UN envoy: Russia’s election interference is ‘warfare’
Nikki Haley, President Donald Trump’s chief envoy to the United Nations, cast Russian interference in the 2016 election as “warfare” on Thursday, breaking in tone, if not substance, from a president who has consistently downplayed Russian influence in American politics.
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DoD says it shouldn’t protect homeland from cyberthreats; McCain disagrees
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee sparred with DoD representatives regarding the Pentagon’s role in cyberspace in protecting the nation.
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The difference between cybersecurity and cybercrime, and why it matters [Commentary]
Most advice for avoiding online dangers – like having long passwords, using two-factor authentication and encrypting data – wouldn’t have helped Amy.
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Senator: Why won’t DOJ answer my emails on cyber?
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse criticized the Justice Department’s lack of a cybersecurity representative to coordinate with Congress on legislative issues at a Department of Justice Oversight hearing on Wednesday.
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Microsoft adds classified, blockchain, more to government cloud platform
At its annual Government Cloud Forum, Microsoft announced new advances for its Azure Government program, a U.S. government based cloud system.
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Think tank launches new center to study information warfare
The Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, a Washington, D.C., nonpartisan think tank, announced it is establishing the Center for Cyber-Influence Operations Studies.
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Two-year DHS DOMino contract protest saga concludes
GAO has denied Northrup Grumman’s third protest of the DOMino contract award, allowing Raytheon and DHS to begin work under the contract.
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DoD still doesn’t have cyber deterrence, redline policies, but says they’re working on it
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee chastised the Defense Department’s witness given that after several years of working the problem, the answer to how the department may respond to actors or incidents is essentially: it depends.
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Quarter of emails claiming to be from feds are malicious, unauthenticated, says cyber firm
Some 25 percent of emails claiming to be from the federal government are either unauthenticated or malicious, according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Agari.
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Trump UN envoy: Russia’s election interference is ‘warfare’
Nikki Haley, President Donald Trump’s chief envoy to the United Nations, cast Russian interference in the 2016 election as “warfare” on Thursday, breaking in tone, if not substance, from a president who has consistently downplayed Russian influence in American politics.
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DoD says it shouldn’t protect homeland from cyberthreats; McCain disagrees
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee sparred with DoD representatives regarding the Pentagon’s role in cyberspace in protecting the nation.
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The difference between cybersecurity and cybercrime, and why it matters [Commentary]
Most advice for avoiding online dangers – like having long passwords, using two-factor authentication and encrypting data – wouldn’t have helped Amy.
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Senator: Why won’t DOJ answer my emails on cyber?
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse criticized the Justice Department’s lack of a cybersecurity representative to coordinate with Congress on legislative issues at a Department of Justice Oversight hearing on Wednesday.
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Microsoft adds classified, blockchain, more to government cloud platform
At its annual Government Cloud Forum, Microsoft announced new advances for its Azure Government program, a U.S. government based cloud system.
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Think tank launches new center to study information warfare
The Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, a Washington, D.C., nonpartisan think tank, announced it is establishing the Center for Cyber-Influence Operations Studies.
