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Bipartisan bill seeks to limit US use of foreign surveillance
The bipartisan legislation would renew a highly contentious section of a surveillance law due to expire at the end of the year with revisions that lawmakers say will safeguard civil liberties.
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Rep. Hurd talks MGT Act, Cyber National Guard and future of federal IT
Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, who shepherded the House version of the bill, spoke with Federal Times about its chances in conference, what it means for federal CIOs and what’s next for government IT legislation.
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Senate paves way for modernizing federal IT in NDAA
Once again, Congress has passed federal IT legislation on the back of a national defense spending bill.
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Lawmakers want cyber champion for feds
“Federal employees devote their lives to civil service, and we must make it a priority to both protect against information theft and guarantee robust response if an attack occurs.”
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Senate Intelligence Committee takes aim at cyber vulnerabilities
The Senate Intelligence Committee’s annual intelligence bill is taking aim at the process by which the federal government discloses cyber vulnerabilities.
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Anonymous targets Trump by doxxing GOP
After a near two-year silence from the hacktivist group, Anonymous has come out of the dark to fight for President Trump’s impeachment.
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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.
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Lawmaker wants to know which agencies are using Kaspersky software
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee is concerned that antivirus products could be used by Russia for espionage, sabotage or other activities against the United States.
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Senior US general: Hacker tried to breach my bank account
A senior U.S. military leader says his bank account was targeted as part of a massive government data breach and dealing with the hack was a distraction from his job.
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Senator: Power plants vulnerable to cyberattack; DC needs to do more
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer says New York state’s power plants are vulnerable to cyberattacks and that Washington must do more to ensure their security.
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Bipartisan bill seeks to limit US use of foreign surveillance
The bipartisan legislation would renew a highly contentious section of a surveillance law due to expire at the end of the year with revisions that lawmakers say will safeguard civil liberties.
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Rep. Hurd talks MGT Act, Cyber National Guard and future of federal IT
Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, who shepherded the House version of the bill, spoke with Federal Times about its chances in conference, what it means for federal CIOs and what’s next for government IT legislation.
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Senate paves way for modernizing federal IT in NDAA
Once again, Congress has passed federal IT legislation on the back of a national defense spending bill.
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Lawmakers want cyber champion for feds
“Federal employees devote their lives to civil service, and we must make it a priority to both protect against information theft and guarantee robust response if an attack occurs.”
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Senate Intelligence Committee takes aim at cyber vulnerabilities
The Senate Intelligence Committee’s annual intelligence bill is taking aim at the process by which the federal government discloses cyber vulnerabilities.
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Anonymous targets Trump by doxxing GOP
After a near two-year silence from the hacktivist group, Anonymous has come out of the dark to fight for President Trump’s impeachment.
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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.
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Lawmaker wants to know which agencies are using Kaspersky software
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee is concerned that antivirus products could be used by Russia for espionage, sabotage or other activities against the United States.
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Senior US general: Hacker tried to breach my bank account
A senior U.S. military leader says his bank account was targeted as part of a massive government data breach and dealing with the hack was a distraction from his job.
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Senator: Power plants vulnerable to cyberattack; DC needs to do more
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer says New York state’s power plants are vulnerable to cyberattacks and that Washington must do more to ensure their security.
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Bipartisan bill seeks to limit US use of foreign surveillance
The bipartisan legislation would renew a highly contentious section of a surveillance law due to expire at the end of the year with revisions that lawmakers say will safeguard civil liberties.
-
Rep. Hurd talks MGT Act, Cyber National Guard and future of federal IT
Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas, who shepherded the House version of the bill, spoke with Federal Times about its chances in conference, what it means for federal CIOs and what’s next for government IT legislation.
-
Senate paves way for modernizing federal IT in NDAA
Once again, Congress has passed federal IT legislation on the back of a national defense spending bill.
-
Lawmakers want cyber champion for feds
“Federal employees devote their lives to civil service, and we must make it a priority to both protect against information theft and guarantee robust response if an attack occurs.”
-
Senate Intelligence Committee takes aim at cyber vulnerabilities
The Senate Intelligence Committee’s annual intelligence bill is taking aim at the process by which the federal government discloses cyber vulnerabilities.
-
Anonymous targets Trump by doxxing GOP
After a near two-year silence from the hacktivist group, Anonymous has come out of the dark to fight for President Trump’s impeachment.
-
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.
-
Lawmaker wants to know which agencies are using Kaspersky software
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee is concerned that antivirus products could be used by Russia for espionage, sabotage or other activities against the United States.
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Senior US general: Hacker tried to breach my bank account
A senior U.S. military leader says his bank account was targeted as part of a massive government data breach and dealing with the hack was a distraction from his job.
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Senator: Power plants vulnerable to cyberattack; DC needs to do more
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer says New York state’s power plants are vulnerable to cyberattacks and that Washington must do more to ensure their security.
