Cybersecurity

Cyber info sharing is working, officials say

Cyberthreat information sharing among companies and federal agencies is starting to show results.

Cybersecurity

Hackers Just Leaked a New Batch of 100 Million Email Addresses and Passwords

This hack dates back to 2012.

Digital Government

DHS Exposes Thousands of Individuals' Private Information -- Including Feds, Golfers and Priests

The information released included social security numbers.

Cybersecurity

Spy Agency To Pilot Insider-Threat Hunting Tech

NGA intends to sole-source a contract for technology that analyzes employees' text.

Cybersecurity

British Airways Computer Glitch Delays Thousands of Passengers

It wasn’t the world’s favorite airline today.

Digital Government

Did Clinton Officials Obstruct Justice? House Oversight Asks Court For Review

Rep. Jason Chaffetz sent two letters calling for investigation of deleted emails.

Cybersecurity

Where do Clinton and Trump stand on tech?

A new report from ITIF shows that Hillary Clinton has articulated more detailed policy positions on cybersecurity and innovation than has Republican rival Donald Trump.

Cybersecurity

States name members of election security group

Four secretaries of state are joining DHS' Election Infrastructure Cybersecurity Working Group.

Cybersecurity

Obama looks to avoid cyber arms race

After meeting with Russian leader Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of G-20 conference, President Barack Obama said he does not want a "Wild, Wild West" scenario when it comes to cyber.

Cybersecurity

Millions of Stolen Last.fm Passwords Have Been Decrypted. These Are the Top 50

Remembering a strong password is difficult

Cybersecurity

Hackers Steal Dropbox Credentials, Infect IoT Devices and Exploit Apple OS

Just another week in ThreatWatch, our regularly updated index of noteworthy data breaches.

Cybersecurity

Video: How to Use NIST's Cybersecurity Framework

Take one step at a time.

Cybersecurity

5 Steps To Make US Elections Less Hackable

As shadowy actors work to hack U.S. elections, a few simple steps could make electronic voting more secure, says one expert.

Cybersecurity

Military Supermarket Chain's Encryption Setup is 'Unacceptable,' Commissary Says

Computer-generated passwords essentially are stored underneath the doormat, beside personal and financial data, contracting documents show.

Cybersecurity

Federal court sentences original Guccifer

The hacker credited with exposing Hillary Clinton's private email server was sentenced on hacking and identity theft charges.

Emerging Tech

Who's in Charge of Regulating the Internet of Things?

It's complicated.

Cybersecurity

Hacker ‘Guccifer’ Sentenced to 52 Months

Marcel Lehel Lazar, 44, will serve time for unauthorized access to a protected computer and aggravated identity theft.