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Watchdog asks for digital privacy at the border
The Electronic Frontier Foundation put forth a court filing asking warrants be required for all search and seizure procedures of digital devices at international airports and United States borders.
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Feds: No, NIH is not calling to offer you grant money
There is a new scam threatening to take consumers for granted.
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ICF wins cybersecurity contract
Under the contract, valued at up to $93 million, ICF will support Army Research Laboratory’s Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO) and Defensive Cybersecurity Research.
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Iranian nationals charged with hacking, extorting US merchant
An indictment filed in Columbia, South Carolina alleges the criminal acts and intentions of two Iranian nationals.
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Internet of Things Cybersecurity Act – An ‘A’ for effort [Commentary]
We all know that the internet is rooted in one “A” (Availability) but not in another very important “A” (Authentication).
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Securing the cockpit: How the military is tackling avionics cybersecurity
The cyberthreat to systems on individual platforms, particularly weapons as well as position, navigation and timing systems embedded in U.S. military aircraft, is garnering increased attention.
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Army field manual provides cyber, electronic warfare template
“It’s not perfect, but we didn’t intend it to be perfect. We intended to make sure it could get out so our commanders could have an ability to leverage it,” Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone, commander of Army Cyber Command, told C4ISRNET.
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New guidelines help strengthen cybersecurity workforce
The NICE Framework details definitions of various positions and roles of the cybersecurity workforce allowing for better interoperability between the government, academia and the private sector.
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Arraignment postponed for UK expert who halted WannaCry
The arraignment planned for Tuesday of a British cybersecurity researcher, who was arrested last week in Las Vegas on federal charges that he created and distributed a malware program to obtain banking passwords from unsuspecting computer users, has been postponed until next week.
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1st Federal CISO offers Trump administration cyber advice
Chatting live with Gen. Gregory Touhill, the first federal CISO, on the state of federal cybersecurity and his new role with Cyxtera and Bay Dynamics.
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Watchdog asks for digital privacy at the border
The Electronic Frontier Foundation put forth a court filing asking warrants be required for all search and seizure procedures of digital devices at international airports and United States borders.
-
Feds: No, NIH is not calling to offer you grant money
There is a new scam threatening to take consumers for granted.
-
ICF wins cybersecurity contract
Under the contract, valued at up to $93 million, ICF will support Army Research Laboratory’s Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO) and Defensive Cybersecurity Research.
-
Iranian nationals charged with hacking, extorting US merchant
An indictment filed in Columbia, South Carolina alleges the criminal acts and intentions of two Iranian nationals.
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Internet of Things Cybersecurity Act – An ‘A’ for effort [Commentary]
We all know that the internet is rooted in one “A” (Availability) but not in another very important “A” (Authentication).
-
Securing the cockpit: How the military is tackling avionics cybersecurity
The cyberthreat to systems on individual platforms, particularly weapons as well as position, navigation and timing systems embedded in U.S. military aircraft, is garnering increased attention.
-
Army field manual provides cyber, electronic warfare template
“It’s not perfect, but we didn’t intend it to be perfect. We intended to make sure it could get out so our commanders could have an ability to leverage it,” Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone, commander of Army Cyber Command, told C4ISRNET.
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New guidelines help strengthen cybersecurity workforce
The NICE Framework details definitions of various positions and roles of the cybersecurity workforce allowing for better interoperability between the government, academia and the private sector.
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Arraignment postponed for UK expert who halted WannaCry
The arraignment planned for Tuesday of a British cybersecurity researcher, who was arrested last week in Las Vegas on federal charges that he created and distributed a malware program to obtain banking passwords from unsuspecting computer users, has been postponed until next week.
-
1st Federal CISO offers Trump administration cyber advice
Chatting live with Gen. Gregory Touhill, the first federal CISO, on the state of federal cybersecurity and his new role with Cyxtera and Bay Dynamics.
-
Watchdog asks for digital privacy at the border
The Electronic Frontier Foundation put forth a court filing asking warrants be required for all search and seizure procedures of digital devices at international airports and United States borders.
-
Feds: No, NIH is not calling to offer you grant money
There is a new scam threatening to take consumers for granted.
-
ICF wins cybersecurity contract
Under the contract, valued at up to $93 million, ICF will support Army Research Laboratory’s Defensive Cyber Operations (DCO) and Defensive Cybersecurity Research.
-
Iranian nationals charged with hacking, extorting US merchant
An indictment filed in Columbia, South Carolina alleges the criminal acts and intentions of two Iranian nationals.
-
Internet of Things Cybersecurity Act – An ‘A’ for effort [Commentary]
We all know that the internet is rooted in one “A” (Availability) but not in another very important “A” (Authentication).
-
Securing the cockpit: How the military is tackling avionics cybersecurity
The cyberthreat to systems on individual platforms, particularly weapons as well as position, navigation and timing systems embedded in U.S. military aircraft, is garnering increased attention.
-
Army field manual provides cyber, electronic warfare template
“It’s not perfect, but we didn’t intend it to be perfect. We intended to make sure it could get out so our commanders could have an ability to leverage it,” Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone, commander of Army Cyber Command, told C4ISRNET.
-
New guidelines help strengthen cybersecurity workforce
The NICE Framework details definitions of various positions and roles of the cybersecurity workforce allowing for better interoperability between the government, academia and the private sector.
-
Arraignment postponed for UK expert who halted WannaCry
The arraignment planned for Tuesday of a British cybersecurity researcher, who was arrested last week in Las Vegas on federal charges that he created and distributed a malware program to obtain banking passwords from unsuspecting computer users, has been postponed until next week.
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1st Federal CISO offers Trump administration cyber advice
Chatting live with Gen. Gregory Touhill, the first federal CISO, on the state of federal cybersecurity and his new role with Cyxtera and Bay Dynamics.
