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Employees continue to pose biggest cyber risk to agency
All government entities surveyed named their own employees as the biggest cyber risk.
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DARPA wants who’s who of cyberspace
DARPA wants to know who can do what when it comes to cyber research.
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Several resign from Trump’s cyber advisory council
Several members from the National Infrastructure Advisory Council resigned en masse in response to a variety of actions by the president.
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State Department bureau to get funding bump by absorbing cyber envoy’s duties
Most of the United States’ special envoys will be abolished and their responsibilities reassigned as part of the State Department overhaul, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told Congress on Monday, including moving the cybersecurity office under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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IG dings Transportation for poor planning, documentation on cyber spending
The money all went to cyber, but the processes were found to be wanting.
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Experts call for public debate on ‘lethal autonomous weapons systems’
Dozens of business executives and technology experts in artificial intelligence and robotics have signed an open letter to the United Nations calling for public deliberation on the potential threats that could arise from “lethal autonomous weapons systems.”
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AI cyberattacks are coming — but what does that mean? [Commentary]
The consequences and implications are significant, but most people won’t notice a big change when the first AI attack is unleashed.
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FBI: Chinese man supplied rare malware used in OPM breach
Defendant Yu Pingan, 36, knew the rare malware known as “Sakula” would be used to hack U.S. companies, the FBI said in court documents.
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Air Force, private sector join in Alabama ‘hackathon’
The Air Force is joining with the private sector in Alabama to team up against cyber-security threats.
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Employees continue to pose biggest cyber risk to agency
All government entities surveyed named their own employees as the biggest cyber risk.
-
DARPA wants who’s who of cyberspace
DARPA wants to know who can do what when it comes to cyber research.
-
Several resign from Trump’s cyber advisory council
Several members from the National Infrastructure Advisory Council resigned en masse in response to a variety of actions by the president.
-
State Department bureau to get funding bump by absorbing cyber envoy’s duties
Most of the United States’ special envoys will be abolished and their responsibilities reassigned as part of the State Department overhaul, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told Congress on Monday, including moving the cybersecurity office under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
-
IG dings Transportation for poor planning, documentation on cyber spending
The money all went to cyber, but the processes were found to be wanting.
-
Experts call for public debate on ‘lethal autonomous weapons systems’
Dozens of business executives and technology experts in artificial intelligence and robotics have signed an open letter to the United Nations calling for public deliberation on the potential threats that could arise from “lethal autonomous weapons systems.”
-
AI cyberattacks are coming — but what does that mean? [Commentary]
The consequences and implications are significant, but most people won’t notice a big change when the first AI attack is unleashed.
-
FBI: Chinese man supplied rare malware used in OPM breach
Defendant Yu Pingan, 36, knew the rare malware known as “Sakula” would be used to hack U.S. companies, the FBI said in court documents.
-
Air Force, private sector join in Alabama ‘hackathon’
The Air Force is joining with the private sector in Alabama to team up against cyber-security threats.
-
Employees continue to pose biggest cyber risk to agency
All government entities surveyed named their own employees as the biggest cyber risk.
-
DARPA wants who’s who of cyberspace
DARPA wants to know who can do what when it comes to cyber research.
-
Several resign from Trump’s cyber advisory council
Several members from the National Infrastructure Advisory Council resigned en masse in response to a variety of actions by the president.
-
State Department bureau to get funding bump by absorbing cyber envoy’s duties
Most of the United States’ special envoys will be abolished and their responsibilities reassigned as part of the State Department overhaul, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told Congress on Monday, including moving the cybersecurity office under the Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
-
IG dings Transportation for poor planning, documentation on cyber spending
The money all went to cyber, but the processes were found to be wanting.
-
Experts call for public debate on ‘lethal autonomous weapons systems’
Dozens of business executives and technology experts in artificial intelligence and robotics have signed an open letter to the United Nations calling for public deliberation on the potential threats that could arise from “lethal autonomous weapons systems.”
-
AI cyberattacks are coming — but what does that mean? [Commentary]
The consequences and implications are significant, but most people won’t notice a big change when the first AI attack is unleashed.
-
FBI: Chinese man supplied rare malware used in OPM breach
Defendant Yu Pingan, 36, knew the rare malware known as “Sakula” would be used to hack U.S. companies, the FBI said in court documents.
-
Air Force, private sector join in Alabama ‘hackathon’
The Air Force is joining with the private sector in Alabama to team up against cyber-security threats.




