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Report: Young adults drawn to life of cyber crime
Technologically-savvy young adults are drawn to hacking by the perceived glories of cybercrime, according to a new report from the UK’s National Crime Agency.
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Interview: Mike Rounds, chairman of Senate Armed Services cyber subcommittee
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., is the chairman of a newly created Senate Armed Services subcommittee.
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DoE’s ‘Liberty Eclipse’ shows just how bad a power grid cyberattack could be
A cyber incident occurs, resulting in power outages across eight states in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. The incident directly affects 16.7 million people and more broadly affects 37 million. What happens next?
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Estonia hosts world’s largest technical cyber defense exercise
Locked Shields 2017 organized by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Ex-cellence in Tallinn, Estonia, and taking place April 24-28 allows participants from 25 countries to test their technical execution skills in a battle to defense the systems and net-works of a virtualized military air base.
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Son of Russian Parliament member gets 27 years in US jail in hacking case
Federal prosecutors want the Russian man convicted of hacking into U.S. businesses to steal credit card data to be sentenced to 30 years in prison and ordered to pay $170 million in restitution.
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China’s new military structure emphasizes cyber ops
Centered around a new, condensed structure of 84 units, the reshuffle builds on Xi’s years-long efforts to modernise the PLA with greater emphasis on new capabilities including cyberspace, electronic and information warfare.
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IT security org urges Trump to prioritize cyber workforce
Information technology security organization (ISC)2 has identified nine areas it feels the Trump administration must address to advance a policy that builds the critical federal cybersecurity workforce.
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Extending the reach of the cyber expert [Commentary]
In cyber, the constant is the human. When we look at solutions, we have to look at enabling them to address the evolution of humans role in our technology systems. And we must address the talent gap to ensure the security of data on the systems of tomorrow.
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Report: Banks confident on cybersecurity but need real-world testing
Many senior bank executives are confident about their cybersecurity strategy, yet a lack of comprehensive, practical testing is leaving gaps in their defense, according to a new report from Accenture.
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Microsoft says users are protected from alleged NSA malware
Up-to-date Microsoft customers are safe from the purported National Security Agency spying tools dumped online, the software company said Saturday, tamping down fears that the digital arsenal was poised to wreak havoc across the internet.
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Report: Young adults drawn to life of cyber crime
Technologically-savvy young adults are drawn to hacking by the perceived glories of cybercrime, according to a new report from the UK’s National Crime Agency.
-
Interview: Mike Rounds, chairman of Senate Armed Services cyber subcommittee
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., is the chairman of a newly created Senate Armed Services subcommittee.
-
DoE’s ‘Liberty Eclipse’ shows just how bad a power grid cyberattack could be
A cyber incident occurs, resulting in power outages across eight states in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. The incident directly affects 16.7 million people and more broadly affects 37 million. What happens next?
-
Estonia hosts world’s largest technical cyber defense exercise
Locked Shields 2017 organized by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Ex-cellence in Tallinn, Estonia, and taking place April 24-28 allows participants from 25 countries to test their technical execution skills in a battle to defense the systems and net-works of a virtualized military air base.
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Son of Russian Parliament member gets 27 years in US jail in hacking case
Federal prosecutors want the Russian man convicted of hacking into U.S. businesses to steal credit card data to be sentenced to 30 years in prison and ordered to pay $170 million in restitution.
-
China’s new military structure emphasizes cyber ops
Centered around a new, condensed structure of 84 units, the reshuffle builds on Xi’s years-long efforts to modernise the PLA with greater emphasis on new capabilities including cyberspace, electronic and information warfare.
-
IT security org urges Trump to prioritize cyber workforce
Information technology security organization (ISC)2 has identified nine areas it feels the Trump administration must address to advance a policy that builds the critical federal cybersecurity workforce.
-
Extending the reach of the cyber expert [Commentary]
In cyber, the constant is the human. When we look at solutions, we have to look at enabling them to address the evolution of humans role in our technology systems. And we must address the talent gap to ensure the security of data on the systems of tomorrow.
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Report: Banks confident on cybersecurity but need real-world testing
Many senior bank executives are confident about their cybersecurity strategy, yet a lack of comprehensive, practical testing is leaving gaps in their defense, according to a new report from Accenture.
-
Microsoft says users are protected from alleged NSA malware
Up-to-date Microsoft customers are safe from the purported National Security Agency spying tools dumped online, the software company said Saturday, tamping down fears that the digital arsenal was poised to wreak havoc across the internet.
-
Report: Young adults drawn to life of cyber crime
Technologically-savvy young adults are drawn to hacking by the perceived glories of cybercrime, according to a new report from the UK’s National Crime Agency.
-
Interview: Mike Rounds, chairman of Senate Armed Services cyber subcommittee
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., is the chairman of a newly created Senate Armed Services subcommittee.
-
DoE’s ‘Liberty Eclipse’ shows just how bad a power grid cyberattack could be
A cyber incident occurs, resulting in power outages across eight states in the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. The incident directly affects 16.7 million people and more broadly affects 37 million. What happens next?
-
Estonia hosts world’s largest technical cyber defense exercise
Locked Shields 2017 organized by the NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Ex-cellence in Tallinn, Estonia, and taking place April 24-28 allows participants from 25 countries to test their technical execution skills in a battle to defense the systems and net-works of a virtualized military air base.
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Son of Russian Parliament member gets 27 years in US jail in hacking case
Federal prosecutors want the Russian man convicted of hacking into U.S. businesses to steal credit card data to be sentenced to 30 years in prison and ordered to pay $170 million in restitution.
-
China’s new military structure emphasizes cyber ops
Centered around a new, condensed structure of 84 units, the reshuffle builds on Xi’s years-long efforts to modernise the PLA with greater emphasis on new capabilities including cyberspace, electronic and information warfare.
-
IT security org urges Trump to prioritize cyber workforce
Information technology security organization (ISC)2 has identified nine areas it feels the Trump administration must address to advance a policy that builds the critical federal cybersecurity workforce.
-
Extending the reach of the cyber expert [Commentary]
In cyber, the constant is the human. When we look at solutions, we have to look at enabling them to address the evolution of humans role in our technology systems. And we must address the talent gap to ensure the security of data on the systems of tomorrow.
-
Report: Banks confident on cybersecurity but need real-world testing
Many senior bank executives are confident about their cybersecurity strategy, yet a lack of comprehensive, practical testing is leaving gaps in their defense, according to a new report from Accenture.
-
Microsoft says users are protected from alleged NSA malware
Up-to-date Microsoft customers are safe from the purported National Security Agency spying tools dumped online, the software company said Saturday, tamping down fears that the digital arsenal was poised to wreak havoc across the internet.



