-
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.
-
More CIO news: Navy’s Foster out
The Navy’s current CIO will have his last day Aug. 19, giving the military a trifecta of new CIOs following those of the Air Force and Army.
-
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.
-
New leader takes over Navy Cyber Defense Operations
Capt. Julia Slattery assumes the position of commander, Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command, from Capt. Sean Heritage, who heads to DIUx.
-
OPM security controls still not fully implemented, says GAO
A report detailing GAO findings on the progress made by OPM to implement 19 recommendations to secure government systems was released Thursday.
-
WannaCry hero indicted on six hacking-related charges
Marcus Hutchins, UK native who successfully found the kill-switch for the WannaCry ransomware has been arrested in the U.S. for his alleged role in creating and distributing a banking trojan.
-
Bipartisan bill proposes improvements to government IoT
Seeking to improve security throughout the United States government, a new bipartisan legislation has been proposed to improve the cyber security of devices connected to the Internet of Things.
-
Afghan intel report reveals troubled programs
SIGAR releases new report detailing unpromising results from two operations to enhance the Afghanistan intelligence community.
-
DOJ offers tips for creating vulnerability disclosure policies
To avoid violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the DoJ has implemented a guide for companies to follow.
-
‘Email prankster’ scams White House officials
Multiple WH officials were duped into conversations, including the sharing of personal information, through simple spear-phishing tactics.
-
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.
-
More CIO news: Navy’s Foster out
The Navy’s current CIO will have his last day Aug. 19, giving the military a trifecta of new CIOs following those of the Air Force and Army.
-
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.
-
New leader takes over Navy Cyber Defense Operations
Capt. Julia Slattery assumes the position of commander, Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command, from Capt. Sean Heritage, who heads to DIUx.
-
OPM security controls still not fully implemented, says GAO
A report detailing GAO findings on the progress made by OPM to implement 19 recommendations to secure government systems was released Thursday.
-
WannaCry hero indicted on six hacking-related charges
Marcus Hutchins, UK native who successfully found the kill-switch for the WannaCry ransomware has been arrested in the U.S. for his alleged role in creating and distributing a banking trojan.
-
Bipartisan bill proposes improvements to government IoT
Seeking to improve security throughout the United States government, a new bipartisan legislation has been proposed to improve the cyber security of devices connected to the Internet of Things.
-
Afghan intel report reveals troubled programs
SIGAR releases new report detailing unpromising results from two operations to enhance the Afghanistan intelligence community.
-
DOJ offers tips for creating vulnerability disclosure policies
To avoid violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the DoJ has implemented a guide for companies to follow.
-
‘Email prankster’ scams White House officials
Multiple WH officials were duped into conversations, including the sharing of personal information, through simple spear-phishing tactics.
-
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.
-
More CIO news: Navy’s Foster out
The Navy’s current CIO will have his last day Aug. 19, giving the military a trifecta of new CIOs following those of the Air Force and Army.
-
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.
-
New leader takes over Navy Cyber Defense Operations
Capt. Julia Slattery assumes the position of commander, Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command, from Capt. Sean Heritage, who heads to DIUx.
-
OPM security controls still not fully implemented, says GAO
A report detailing GAO findings on the progress made by OPM to implement 19 recommendations to secure government systems was released Thursday.
-
WannaCry hero indicted on six hacking-related charges
Marcus Hutchins, UK native who successfully found the kill-switch for the WannaCry ransomware has been arrested in the U.S. for his alleged role in creating and distributing a banking trojan.
-
Bipartisan bill proposes improvements to government IoT
Seeking to improve security throughout the United States government, a new bipartisan legislation has been proposed to improve the cyber security of devices connected to the Internet of Things.
-
Afghan intel report reveals troubled programs
SIGAR releases new report detailing unpromising results from two operations to enhance the Afghanistan intelligence community.
-
DOJ offers tips for creating vulnerability disclosure policies
To avoid violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the DoJ has implemented a guide for companies to follow.
-
‘Email prankster’ scams White House officials
Multiple WH officials were duped into conversations, including the sharing of personal information, through simple spear-phishing tactics.
