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How the security clearance backlog hurts cybersecurity
Tempers flared during a Feb. 14 Senate hearing about cybersecurity in the energy sector.
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Department of Homeland Security warns of cyberattacks on third-party companies by China
Infiltrating third-party companies that store confidential details about swathes of other businesses is more efficient than targeting those firms individually, according to the Department of Homeland Security and information security analysts.
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Surprising ways the government shutdown actually boosted federal cybersecurity
New research shows how the shutdown did and didn’t impact the government’s digital defenses.
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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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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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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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Federal contractors quietly working as the partial shutdown continues
For government contractors the partial shutdown is bringing uncomfortable dilemmas.
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What the future of artificial intelligence means for cybersecurity
Two new papers give an insight into how artificial technology will be used for cybersecurity in the future.
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How the new acting Pentagon chief views cybersecurity
Comments from Patrick Shanahan, who will take over as acting secretary of defense Jan. 1, give insight into his cybersecurity priorities amid growing national security challenges.
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How the security clearance backlog hurts cybersecurity
Tempers flared during a Feb. 14 Senate hearing about cybersecurity in the energy sector.
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Department of Homeland Security warns of cyberattacks on third-party companies by China
Infiltrating third-party companies that store confidential details about swathes of other businesses is more efficient than targeting those firms individually, according to the Department of Homeland Security and information security analysts.
-
Surprising ways the government shutdown actually boosted federal cybersecurity
New research shows how the shutdown did and didn’t impact the government’s digital defenses.
-
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.
-
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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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.
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Federal contractors quietly working as the partial shutdown continues
For government contractors the partial shutdown is bringing uncomfortable dilemmas.
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What the future of artificial intelligence means for cybersecurity
Two new papers give an insight into how artificial technology will be used for cybersecurity in the future.
-
How the new acting Pentagon chief views cybersecurity
Comments from Patrick Shanahan, who will take over as acting secretary of defense Jan. 1, give insight into his cybersecurity priorities amid growing national security challenges.
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How the security clearance backlog hurts cybersecurity
Tempers flared during a Feb. 14 Senate hearing about cybersecurity in the energy sector.
-
Department of Homeland Security warns of cyberattacks on third-party companies by China
Infiltrating third-party companies that store confidential details about swathes of other businesses is more efficient than targeting those firms individually, according to the Department of Homeland Security and information security analysts.
-
Surprising ways the government shutdown actually boosted federal cybersecurity
New research shows how the shutdown did and didn’t impact the government’s digital defenses.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
Federal contractors quietly working as the partial shutdown continues
For government contractors the partial shutdown is bringing uncomfortable dilemmas.
-
What the future of artificial intelligence means for cybersecurity
Two new papers give an insight into how artificial technology will be used for cybersecurity in the future.
-
How the new acting Pentagon chief views cybersecurity
Comments from Patrick Shanahan, who will take over as acting secretary of defense Jan. 1, give insight into his cybersecurity priorities amid growing national security challenges.
