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IRS hasn’t implemented more than 100 federal watchdog cybersecurity recommendations
The Internal Revenue Service has yet to address more than 100 cybersecurity recommendations made by a federal watchdog, including some that require fixing some basic cybersecurity measures.
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US says China-backed hackers likely targeting virus researchers
Both the FBI and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said that health care and pharmaceutical researchers need to be alert to potential attacks and should take measures to protect their data.
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Supreme Court to hear case about the reach of computer hacking law
The case involves Nathan Van Buren, who was a police sergeant in Cumming, Georgia.
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A new label to better protect critical infrastructure
A new report suggests that the federal government take steps to more actively defend networks of critical infrastructure operators.
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Hackers could shut down satellites – or turn them into weapons
New satellites have the potential to revolutionize many aspects of everyday life, but, amid all the fanfare, a critical danger has flown under the radar: the lack of cybersecurity standards and regulations for commercial satellites.
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Will cyberthreats from Iran overwhelm the US?
Ex-government officials and cyber experts offered advice for how companies and the government can better protect themselves from top cyberthreats.
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FBI: No link found between cyberattack and Navy base attack
City officials became aware of the attack at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday, many hours after the shooting.
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The top colleges at the Energy Department’s cyber competition
The Department of Energy hosted its fifth CyberForce Competition on Nov. 16, during which 105 college teams worked to defend simulated energy infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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Trolls could turn to cyber to disrupt the 2020 census
Already, false and inaccurate social media posts about the census have begun to appear online, where they have been viewed thousands of times. Foremost on everyone’s mind are the misinformation wars waged during the last presidential election to confuse U.S. voters.
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Georgia county’s experience shows perils of ransomware
Ransomware attacks have taken out computer systems at law enforcement agencies and local governments around the country in recent years, forcing them to revert to pen and paper for tasks typically done in an instant on computers.
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IRS hasn’t implemented more than 100 federal watchdog cybersecurity recommendations
The Internal Revenue Service has yet to address more than 100 cybersecurity recommendations made by a federal watchdog, including some that require fixing some basic cybersecurity measures.
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US says China-backed hackers likely targeting virus researchers
Both the FBI and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said that health care and pharmaceutical researchers need to be alert to potential attacks and should take measures to protect their data.
-
Supreme Court to hear case about the reach of computer hacking law
The case involves Nathan Van Buren, who was a police sergeant in Cumming, Georgia.
-
A new label to better protect critical infrastructure
A new report suggests that the federal government take steps to more actively defend networks of critical infrastructure operators.
-
Hackers could shut down satellites – or turn them into weapons
New satellites have the potential to revolutionize many aspects of everyday life, but, amid all the fanfare, a critical danger has flown under the radar: the lack of cybersecurity standards and regulations for commercial satellites.
-
Will cyberthreats from Iran overwhelm the US?
Ex-government officials and cyber experts offered advice for how companies and the government can better protect themselves from top cyberthreats.
-
FBI: No link found between cyberattack and Navy base attack
City officials became aware of the attack at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday, many hours after the shooting.
-
The top colleges at the Energy Department’s cyber competition
The Department of Energy hosted its fifth CyberForce Competition on Nov. 16, during which 105 college teams worked to defend simulated energy infrastructure from cyberattacks.
-
Trolls could turn to cyber to disrupt the 2020 census
Already, false and inaccurate social media posts about the census have begun to appear online, where they have been viewed thousands of times. Foremost on everyone’s mind are the misinformation wars waged during the last presidential election to confuse U.S. voters.
-
Georgia county’s experience shows perils of ransomware
Ransomware attacks have taken out computer systems at law enforcement agencies and local governments around the country in recent years, forcing them to revert to pen and paper for tasks typically done in an instant on computers.
-
IRS hasn’t implemented more than 100 federal watchdog cybersecurity recommendations
The Internal Revenue Service has yet to address more than 100 cybersecurity recommendations made by a federal watchdog, including some that require fixing some basic cybersecurity measures.
-
US says China-backed hackers likely targeting virus researchers
Both the FBI and the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said that health care and pharmaceutical researchers need to be alert to potential attacks and should take measures to protect their data.
-
Supreme Court to hear case about the reach of computer hacking law
The case involves Nathan Van Buren, who was a police sergeant in Cumming, Georgia.
-
A new label to better protect critical infrastructure
A new report suggests that the federal government take steps to more actively defend networks of critical infrastructure operators.
-
Hackers could shut down satellites – or turn them into weapons
New satellites have the potential to revolutionize many aspects of everyday life, but, amid all the fanfare, a critical danger has flown under the radar: the lack of cybersecurity standards and regulations for commercial satellites.
-
Will cyberthreats from Iran overwhelm the US?
Ex-government officials and cyber experts offered advice for how companies and the government can better protect themselves from top cyberthreats.
-
FBI: No link found between cyberattack and Navy base attack
City officials became aware of the attack at about 1:30 a.m. Saturday, many hours after the shooting.
-
The top colleges at the Energy Department’s cyber competition
The Department of Energy hosted its fifth CyberForce Competition on Nov. 16, during which 105 college teams worked to defend simulated energy infrastructure from cyberattacks.
-
Trolls could turn to cyber to disrupt the 2020 census
Already, false and inaccurate social media posts about the census have begun to appear online, where they have been viewed thousands of times. Foremost on everyone’s mind are the misinformation wars waged during the last presidential election to confuse U.S. voters.
-
Georgia county’s experience shows perils of ransomware
Ransomware attacks have taken out computer systems at law enforcement agencies and local governments around the country in recent years, forcing them to revert to pen and paper for tasks typically done in an instant on computers.
