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3 more steps before Cyber Command can split from NSA
The Pentagon would have to meet a series of new requirements before U.S. Cyber Command could split from the National Security Agency, according to a proposal from a Senate defense committee.
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Republican lawmaker pulled from keynote at cyber conference
Critics pointed to the Texan’s record on women’s issues
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DoD cyber ops are changing, and so is oversight
The first draft of the annual House defense authorization bill has several provisions aimed at understanding DoD’s new cyber posture.
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Decoding how to update the federal workforce
A House subcommittee heard from experts in academia and industry, who together urged government to do more to diversify the cyber workforce pipeline.
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House passes bill to elevate federal CIO
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Ill., doubled down on passing legislation that would elevate IT modernization and cybersecurity in the federal government.
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Can security pros use the shutdown to their advantage?
Darien Kindlund, of Insight Engines, explains how savvy cybersecurity professionals could use the shutdown of the federal government to help improve protection strategies.
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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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China is hacking America’s secrets. Can legislation stop it?
Proposed legislation would create a new office in the White House that tackles the theft of state-sponsored technology and secure the American supply chain through a new national strategy and promotion of better cyber hygiene.
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No end for government shutdown after White House meeting
Washington failed to find compromise to end a partial government shutdown after a meeting between congressional leaders and President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
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3 more steps before Cyber Command can split from NSA
The Pentagon would have to meet a series of new requirements before U.S. Cyber Command could split from the National Security Agency, according to a proposal from a Senate defense committee.
-
Republican lawmaker pulled from keynote at cyber conference
Critics pointed to the Texan’s record on women’s issues
-
DoD cyber ops are changing, and so is oversight
The first draft of the annual House defense authorization bill has several provisions aimed at understanding DoD’s new cyber posture.
-
Decoding how to update the federal workforce
A House subcommittee heard from experts in academia and industry, who together urged government to do more to diversify the cyber workforce pipeline.
-
House passes bill to elevate federal CIO
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Ill., doubled down on passing legislation that would elevate IT modernization and cybersecurity in the federal government.
-
Can security pros use the shutdown to their advantage?
Darien Kindlund, of Insight Engines, explains how savvy cybersecurity professionals could use the shutdown of the federal government to help improve protection strategies.
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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.
-
China is hacking America’s secrets. Can legislation stop it?
Proposed legislation would create a new office in the White House that tackles the theft of state-sponsored technology and secure the American supply chain through a new national strategy and promotion of better cyber hygiene.
-
No end for government shutdown after White House meeting
Washington failed to find compromise to end a partial government shutdown after a meeting between congressional leaders and President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
-
3 more steps before Cyber Command can split from NSA
The Pentagon would have to meet a series of new requirements before U.S. Cyber Command could split from the National Security Agency, according to a proposal from a Senate defense committee.
-
Republican lawmaker pulled from keynote at cyber conference
Critics pointed to the Texan’s record on women’s issues
-
DoD cyber ops are changing, and so is oversight
The first draft of the annual House defense authorization bill has several provisions aimed at understanding DoD’s new cyber posture.
-
Decoding how to update the federal workforce
A House subcommittee heard from experts in academia and industry, who together urged government to do more to diversify the cyber workforce pipeline.
-
House passes bill to elevate federal CIO
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Ill., doubled down on passing legislation that would elevate IT modernization and cybersecurity in the federal government.
-
Can security pros use the shutdown to their advantage?
Darien Kindlund, of Insight Engines, explains how savvy cybersecurity professionals could use the shutdown of the federal government to help improve protection strategies.
-
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.
-
China is hacking America’s secrets. Can legislation stop it?
Proposed legislation would create a new office in the White House that tackles the theft of state-sponsored technology and secure the American supply chain through a new national strategy and promotion of better cyber hygiene.
-
No end for government shutdown after White House meeting
Washington failed to find compromise to end a partial government shutdown after a meeting between congressional leaders and President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
