Cybersecurity

House Set to Move Major Cybersecurity Bill This Month

Early vote could be good news for advocates still hoping for NSA reform this summer.

Cybersecurity

Linux Conference Attendees Hacked

Nonprofit // Technology // Web Services // Australia

Cybersecurity

Medical ID Theft Costs Victim Creditworthiness & Home Mortgage

Financial Services // Healthcare and Public Health // California, United States

Cybersecurity

At Joint Base San Antonio, Air Force lags on JRSS

Lt. Col. Timothy Kneeland, commander of Joint Base San Antonio’s 502nd Communications Squadron, says the base’s Air Force component is running behind on a key DOD IT modernization project.

Digital Government

How 1990s DEA Surveillance Became Blueprint for NSA Spying

By exposing the NSA’s spying regime, Snowden forced the Justice Department to shut down a separate phone-surveillance operation.

Cybersecurity

Lawmakers Wants Briefing on Russian Hack of White House

“Russia is reassembling its evil empire in many ways," the Republican said Tuesday.

Cybersecurity

Coast Guard IT security gaps cited

A DHS IG report said Coast Guard IT remains vulnerable to removable media and email threats.

Cybersecurity

Navy’s Forthcoming Cyber Strategy Aims for Global Capability

A soon-to-come cyber strategy will focus on building the force’s capacity to conduct cyberattacks from anywhere around the Earth.

Cybersecurity

Clearing up confusion about data on nonfederal systems

NIST is seeking comment on the final draft of its guide to handling security for nongovernmental data.

Digital Government

Contractors Could Get New Rules for Handling Sensitive Government Data

The published draft requirements are for nonfederal groups with access to “controlled unclassified information”.

Cybersecurity

Exclusive: FAA Computer Systems Hit by Cyberattack Earlier this Year

Hackers earlier this year attacked a Federal Aviation Administration network with malicious software, an assault that has gone undisclosed until now.

Cybersecurity

The importance of cyber offense: Sanctions are a good start

Cybercrime is too serious to rely solely on network defenses, Peter Harrell argues.

Cybersecurity

Burr stumps for cyber bill

The North Carolina senator made CISA the focus of the Republican Party's weekly radio address.