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How a government shutdown affects America’s cybersecurity workforce
America’s active federal cybersecurity workforce will see sharp reductions if Congress fails to pass a spending bill Dec. 21 to keep government open.
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Russia social media influence efforts ongoing, report says
“With at least some of the Russian government’s goals achieved in the face of little diplomatic or other pushback, it appears likely that the United States will continue to face Russian interference for the foreseeable future,” the researchers wrote.
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Behind the White House’s plan to be more aggressive in cyberspace
How North Korean threats, disappearing Russians and massive Chinese hacks led the Trump administration to a new cybersecurity strategy.
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Trump pick to lead intelligence post remains in congressional limbo
William Evanina, Trump’s choice to lead the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, has not been confirmed by the Senate months after being nominated.
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This week in Congress: After Thanksgiving break, but before the next shutdown threat
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 26.
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Cyber will be a priority for new Congress. But what does that mean?
Congressional aides are skeptical that the budget outlook will drastically change from this deadlock, casting doubt over whether the Trump administration will be able to fund cybersecurity initiatives.
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Democrats’ big night brings big questions for defense policy
Democrats won the U.S. House in convincing fashion in Tuesday’s midterm elections, promising to shake up defense policy in the coming year and raising the possibility of tumultuous impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
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Midterms Security Watch: Quiet Election Day early sign of cyber policy success
Fifth Domain is live-blogging security updates before, during and after the Nov. 6 midterms. Follow our tally of the Department of Homeland Security and other efforts to ensure election day integrity.
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The voting day crisis election officials fear
Hacking of the unofficial results could lead to confusion and mistrust of the final result, according to election officials.
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Support for ‘hack back’ grows after Trump’s pledge to get aggressive in cyberspace
Support for the idea that businesses should be able to retaliate to cyberattacks, or “hack back,” has recently come from former government officials, experts and lawmakers who say it could be effective deterrent.
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How a government shutdown affects America’s cybersecurity workforce
America’s active federal cybersecurity workforce will see sharp reductions if Congress fails to pass a spending bill Dec. 21 to keep government open.
-
Russia social media influence efforts ongoing, report says
“With at least some of the Russian government’s goals achieved in the face of little diplomatic or other pushback, it appears likely that the United States will continue to face Russian interference for the foreseeable future,” the researchers wrote.
-
Behind the White House’s plan to be more aggressive in cyberspace
How North Korean threats, disappearing Russians and massive Chinese hacks led the Trump administration to a new cybersecurity strategy.
-
Trump pick to lead intelligence post remains in congressional limbo
William Evanina, Trump’s choice to lead the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, has not been confirmed by the Senate months after being nominated.
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This week in Congress: After Thanksgiving break, but before the next shutdown threat
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 26.
-
Cyber will be a priority for new Congress. But what does that mean?
Congressional aides are skeptical that the budget outlook will drastically change from this deadlock, casting doubt over whether the Trump administration will be able to fund cybersecurity initiatives.
-
Democrats’ big night brings big questions for defense policy
Democrats won the U.S. House in convincing fashion in Tuesday’s midterm elections, promising to shake up defense policy in the coming year and raising the possibility of tumultuous impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
-
Midterms Security Watch: Quiet Election Day early sign of cyber policy success
Fifth Domain is live-blogging security updates before, during and after the Nov. 6 midterms. Follow our tally of the Department of Homeland Security and other efforts to ensure election day integrity.
-
The voting day crisis election officials fear
Hacking of the unofficial results could lead to confusion and mistrust of the final result, according to election officials.
-
Support for ‘hack back’ grows after Trump’s pledge to get aggressive in cyberspace
Support for the idea that businesses should be able to retaliate to cyberattacks, or “hack back,” has recently come from former government officials, experts and lawmakers who say it could be effective deterrent.
-
How a government shutdown affects America’s cybersecurity workforce
America’s active federal cybersecurity workforce will see sharp reductions if Congress fails to pass a spending bill Dec. 21 to keep government open.
-
Russia social media influence efforts ongoing, report says
“With at least some of the Russian government’s goals achieved in the face of little diplomatic or other pushback, it appears likely that the United States will continue to face Russian interference for the foreseeable future,” the researchers wrote.
-
Behind the White House’s plan to be more aggressive in cyberspace
How North Korean threats, disappearing Russians and massive Chinese hacks led the Trump administration to a new cybersecurity strategy.
-
Trump pick to lead intelligence post remains in congressional limbo
William Evanina, Trump’s choice to lead the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, has not been confirmed by the Senate months after being nominated.
-
This week in Congress: After Thanksgiving break, but before the next shutdown threat
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 26.
-
Cyber will be a priority for new Congress. But what does that mean?
Congressional aides are skeptical that the budget outlook will drastically change from this deadlock, casting doubt over whether the Trump administration will be able to fund cybersecurity initiatives.
-
Democrats’ big night brings big questions for defense policy
Democrats won the U.S. House in convincing fashion in Tuesday’s midterm elections, promising to shake up defense policy in the coming year and raising the possibility of tumultuous impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
-
Midterms Security Watch: Quiet Election Day early sign of cyber policy success
Fifth Domain is live-blogging security updates before, during and after the Nov. 6 midterms. Follow our tally of the Department of Homeland Security and other efforts to ensure election day integrity.
-
The voting day crisis election officials fear
Hacking of the unofficial results could lead to confusion and mistrust of the final result, according to election officials.
-
Support for ‘hack back’ grows after Trump’s pledge to get aggressive in cyberspace
Support for the idea that businesses should be able to retaliate to cyberattacks, or “hack back,” has recently come from former government officials, experts and lawmakers who say it could be effective deterrent.
