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Why note cards can’t simulate a cyberattack
The Pentagon’s rudimentary training methods to prepare for cyberwar have raised concern that the United States will not be prepared for future battles.
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Cybersecurity investment set to level out after years of historic growth
IPO investment into the cybersecurity market is set to suffer setbacks in 2019, a sign that the market is overheating.
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Why cyberwar is contributing to a potential doomsday
The rise of cyberattacks and information warfare is a contributing factor to an existential threat to humanity, according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
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DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks
The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran.
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‘Nearly all’ American networks will be susceptible to cyberattacks
“Nearly all information, communication networks, and systems will be at risk for years to come,” according to the 2019 national intelligence strategy.
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The Army wants to use AI to prevent cyberattacks
New research and investments are spearheading how the Army is using AI for cybersecurity.
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With China looming, intelligence community backs AI research
The United States government is trying to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities with new research, according to public documents and experts.
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Oreo lawsuit could set precedent for cyber insurance industry
A legal case from the maker of Oreos demanding that the company’s insurance carrier cover the costs of a cyberattack could set an important precedent for the insurance industry.
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Why the shutdown could aggravate the cyber workforce gap
The prolonged shutdown could devastate an already hollowed out workforce.
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How the government shutdown slows down cybersecurity
As President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats continue to feud over spending for a border wall and parts of the federal government remain shutdown, some of the federal government’s cybersecurity community remains out of commission.
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Why note cards can’t simulate a cyberattack
The Pentagon’s rudimentary training methods to prepare for cyberwar have raised concern that the United States will not be prepared for future battles.
-
Cybersecurity investment set to level out after years of historic growth
IPO investment into the cybersecurity market is set to suffer setbacks in 2019, a sign that the market is overheating.
-
Why cyberwar is contributing to a potential doomsday
The rise of cyberattacks and information warfare is a contributing factor to an existential threat to humanity, according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
-
DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks
The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran.
-
‘Nearly all’ American networks will be susceptible to cyberattacks
“Nearly all information, communication networks, and systems will be at risk for years to come,” according to the 2019 national intelligence strategy.
-
The Army wants to use AI to prevent cyberattacks
New research and investments are spearheading how the Army is using AI for cybersecurity.
-
With China looming, intelligence community backs AI research
The United States government is trying to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities with new research, according to public documents and experts.
-
Oreo lawsuit could set precedent for cyber insurance industry
A legal case from the maker of Oreos demanding that the company’s insurance carrier cover the costs of a cyberattack could set an important precedent for the insurance industry.
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Why the shutdown could aggravate the cyber workforce gap
The prolonged shutdown could devastate an already hollowed out workforce.
-
How the government shutdown slows down cybersecurity
As President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats continue to feud over spending for a border wall and parts of the federal government remain shutdown, some of the federal government’s cybersecurity community remains out of commission.
-
Why note cards can’t simulate a cyberattack
The Pentagon’s rudimentary training methods to prepare for cyberwar have raised concern that the United States will not be prepared for future battles.
-
Cybersecurity investment set to level out after years of historic growth
IPO investment into the cybersecurity market is set to suffer setbacks in 2019, a sign that the market is overheating.
-
Why cyberwar is contributing to a potential doomsday
The rise of cyberattacks and information warfare is a contributing factor to an existential threat to humanity, according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
-
DHS orders ‘emergency directive’ to guard against hacks
The Department of Homeland Security said in Jan. 22 emergency directive that multiple executive agency websites have been impacted by a hacking campaign that has been linked to Iran.
-
‘Nearly all’ American networks will be susceptible to cyberattacks
“Nearly all information, communication networks, and systems will be at risk for years to come,” according to the 2019 national intelligence strategy.
-
The Army wants to use AI to prevent cyberattacks
New research and investments are spearheading how the Army is using AI for cybersecurity.
-
With China looming, intelligence community backs AI research
The United States government is trying to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities with new research, according to public documents and experts.
-
Oreo lawsuit could set precedent for cyber insurance industry
A legal case from the maker of Oreos demanding that the company’s insurance carrier cover the costs of a cyberattack could set an important precedent for the insurance industry.
-
Why the shutdown could aggravate the cyber workforce gap
The prolonged shutdown could devastate an already hollowed out workforce.
-
How the government shutdown slows down cybersecurity
As President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats continue to feud over spending for a border wall and parts of the federal government remain shutdown, some of the federal government’s cybersecurity community remains out of commission.
