Cybersecurity

7 Ways to Fill Cyber Workforce Gaps in a Generation

Veterans, vocational schools and loan forgiveness could all be key to building tomorrow’s cybersecurity workforce.

Cybersecurity

Navy CIO moving on

Navy Department CIO Robert Foster is leaving his current job to become deputy CIO at the National Credit Union Administration.

Cybersecurity

What can the U.S. learn from the world's largest biometric ID system?

India's biometric identification program needs to better document how it's being used by the public and governments, according to independent researchers.

Cybersecurity

Figuring out multifactor authentication

With NIST now restricting the use of Short Message Service, what are the authentication options for federal agencies?

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Rice to be acting DHS CIO

The recently appointed deputy CIO, who was previously CIO of the Transportation Security Administration, will step in following Staropoli's resignation.

Cybersecurity

FBI warns on IP addresses

The FBI issued an alert in late July advising industry, government and academic institutions about persistent cyber threats from a group with ties to Iran.

Cybersecurity

Here are Some New Ideas for Fighting Botnets

Liability for defensive measures, surging international cooperation and making government a good role model top the list.

Modernization

Your Amazon Echo Could Be Listening—And Not Just for Commands

The digital assistant could be spying on you.

Cybersecurity

After Huge Hack, OPM Still Hasn't Learned Its Lesson

The Government Accountability Office found OPM is taking greater risks with its systems and data than it should.

Cybersecurity

DHS, vendor warn on automotive cyber flaws

DHS warned the automobile industry that new private sector research shows vehicle control systems have new possible vectors for attacks and data theft.

Cybersecurity

Years after breach, OPM still shows infosec weakness

A congressional watchdog reports that while OPM has addressed some past information security recommendations, vulnerabilities persist.

Cybersecurity

Bitcoin’s Split Gave the WannaCry Hackers an Instant Boost to Their Profits

The hackers got an extra 20% or so on top of the $140,000 worth of bitcoin they had extorted.

Cybersecurity

DHS CIO resigns

Recently installed DHS CIO Richard Staropoli has resigned his position at the agency.

Cybersecurity

18,500 Anthem Customers Exposed By Contractor

Healthcare and Public Health

Cybersecurity

Secret Service to test surveillance drone at Trump golf club

The Secret Service announced an upcoming test of a tethered drone system as part of its personnel protection mission during the president's upcoming vacation in Bedminster, N.J.

Modernization

Amazon Ditches Phone Filled with Spyware

The affordable phone was incredibly popular on the online market place.

Cybersecurity

Are You Doing Two-Factor Authentication Right?

You might think your account is secure, but it could still be up for grabs.

Cybersecurity

Should NSA and CyberCom split? A watchdog weighs in

The Government Accountability Office teamed up with Pentagon officials to identify the advantages and disadvantages of the dual-hat leadership structure of the National Security Agency and U.S. Cyber Command.