Modernization

No One Will Save You From Cellphone Tracking

Unless the Supreme Court acts

Cybersecurity

SEC promotes cyber adviser

Christopher Hetner is moving into a senior advisory role to SEC Chair Mary Jo White.

Cybersecurity

Naval Research Lab wants cyber risk help

The Naval Research Laboratory has plenty of IT systems that need certifying for cyber risk.

Cybersecurity

Fashion Industry Tells Feds: We Need Better Cybersecurity for Internet-Connected Clothes

The fashion industry is also urging Washington not to hinder creativity.

Cybersecurity

DHS advisory council report could help NPPD

A Homeland Security Advisory Council report advocating closer coordination across infrastructure segments could boost the prospects for a reorganization of DHS' cybersecurity unit.

Cybersecurity

House committee wants details on DOD, DHS West Coast offices

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is asking for information on the staffing and budget levels at the two agencies' Silicon Valley offices.

Cybersecurity

VA's CISO moves on

Brian Burns will be leaving the Department of Veterans Affairs on June 10 for a different federal agency.

Cybersecurity

Tech help wanted at OPM

The agency at the center of last summer's breach is officially looking for a new CIO.

Cybersecurity

DeSalvo makes business case for data sharing

The National Coordinator for Health IT emphasized three interdependent "drivers of success" for increased interoperability: a culture change around access to information, a business case for interoperability and the need for common standards.

Cybersecurity

Google Plans to Kill Passwords With This Tech, but Scandinavia Is Way Ahead of It

Norwegian and Swedish banking customers use it for everyday transactions from logging in to bank accounts to filing taxes.

Cybersecurity

Obama Administration's National Cyber Plan Could Mean Big Business

The Cybersecurity National Action Plan proposed more than $19 billion in cybersecurity investments.

Cybersecurity

The Puzzle of When the OPM Hack Was Discovered Might Not be Solved After All

Security vendor CyTech now claims that during an April 21, 2015, product demonstration, its technology uncovered, for the first time, malware siphoning off the data.

Cybersecurity

Symantec traces Swift banking hacks to North Korea

A recent spate of successful and attempted online bank robberies is being attributed to North Korea by cybersecurity vendor Symantec.

Cybersecurity

Why Car-Hacking Could Threaten the Federal Government

A report on vehicle cybersecurity found that modern cars, especially those made in 2015 or later, are highly susceptible to hacking.

Cybersecurity

D.C. National Guardsman Allegedly Used Stolen Cards to Buy Army Exchange Luxury Goods

Financial Services // Retailer // Maryland, United States

Cybersecurity

Kansas Heart Hospital Is One of the Latest Victims of Ransomware

Healthcare and Public Health // Kansas, United States

Cybersecurity

OPM’s Troubled IT Upgrade Project on Track to Get Millions More in Funding

A new watchdog report finds funding for the project remains an issue in part because of poor planning by the agency.