Cybersecurity

OPM Debuts Cyber Careers Site

It's part of a push to remedy the federal government's cyber talent shortage.

Cybersecurity

Why risk management is critical in cybersecurity

The concept of cybersecurity as a risk management problem is taking root in corporate boardrooms as well as inside government agencies.

Cybersecurity

Giuliani to Advise Trump on Cyber

Trump has pledged a 90-day cyber review soon after taking office.

Cybersecurity

Giuliani to head cybersecurity group within White House

President-elect Donald Trump named former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani to head a White House committee tasked with tackling cybersecurity challenges.

Cybersecurity

Trump Acknowledges Russian Hacking, Points to Poor Defenses

The president-elect also lashed out at the intelligence community during a press conference, claiming officials leaked phony charges against him.

Cybersecurity

IARPA banks tech gains from prize programs

Accuracy and innovation are spurred by opening up research more widely, according to a top intelligence tech research official.

Cybersecurity

DHS Nominee has ‘High Confidence’ in Intel Community’s Conclusion on Russia Hacking

The statement could put Gen. John Kelly at odds with other cabinet nominees and his future president.

Cybersecurity

Sessions: US Needs Cyber Rules So ‘Price is Paid’ If Breached

The first day of Sen. Jeff Sessions's confirmation touched on Russian election interference, international data laws and online poker.

Cybersecurity

Senate Staffers to Assess Intel Community’s Russian Hacking Report

Congressional staffers will examine the report’s confidential sourcing to ensure it is sound.

Digital Government

Reintroduced Bill Would Stop Government From Searching Your Emails Without a Warrant

The Email Privacy Act updates the 1980 Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which outlines that law enforcement can search messages more than 180 days told without a warrant.

Cybersecurity

Is DC's Subway Ready for a Cyberattack?

Only five days into 2017, Metro experienced its first meltdown of the year as a computer glitch left its control center unable to communicate with tracks for about 10 minutes.

Cybersecurity

Trump’s Cyber-Appeasement Policy Might Encourage More Hacks

Casting doubt on security experts’ ability to identify the culprits behind cyberattacks could make it hard to deter the next one.

Cybersecurity

Senators push IC on whether Russia hacked GOP

Senators on the intelligence committee questioned members of IC on the extent to which Russia hacked the RNC and how that played into their assessment that Putin wanted to help Trump win the election.

Cybersecurity

Border wall isn't enough, intel on Russian hacking accurate, DHS nominee says

Retired Marine Lt. Gen. John Kelly, the would-be leader of the Department of Homeland Security told a Senate panel that a border wall is inadequate and embraced the accuracy of U.S. intelligence on Russian cyber intrusions, and information operations.

Cybersecurity

Cyber threat grows exponentially, says outgoing official

The number of cyber threats, attacks and criminals continues to grow, says an outgoing White House counterterrorism and cybersecurity advisor, and the new administration must continue developing international cyber norms.

Cybersecurity

Here's Why Trump's Intel Bashing Matters

The president-elect’s denigration of the Russian hacking findings will make it harder to make a case against other U.S. adversaries, former officials say.

Cybersecurity

DHS tags election systems as critical

Some state government officials object to the Department of Homeland Security's move to add election infrastructure to the roster of 16 existing federal "critical infrastructure" areas.

Cybersecurity

This is the Hacking Investigation Trump Wants Instead

The president-elect seems more interested in how results of Obama’s probe into Russia’s election-related hacking were leaked to the press than in the intelligence itself.