Cybersecurity

NIST goes global with cyber framework

The National Institute of Standards and Technology has sent delegations to Tel Aviv and Tokyo, carrying a message of collaboration between government and industry.

Cybersecurity

Government Privacy Board Endorses NSA's Internet Spying

The surveillance is legal and effective, according to the panel.

Cybersecurity

ICS-CERT sounds alarm on critical infrastructure attacks

The warnings come as DHS' Quadrennial Homeland Security Review highlights the dangers of "cyber-physical convergence."

Cybersecurity

Achieving enterprise security to support agency services

Dan Chenok and John Lainhart explain why CDM is set to play a central role.

Cybersecurity

The Downside of Not Exhausting a $6 Billion Cyber Contract

Agencies are partially taking advantage of a bulk-price deal to automate network threat-tracking.

Cybersecurity

Social services employee stole clients’ data to commit tax fraud

Healthcare and Public Health // Oregon, United States

Cybersecurity

Trent Janda: Making electronic medical records a reality

The Coast Guard is poised to begin deploying its Integrated Health Information System, thanks in large part to the drive of the service's chief medical information officer.

Cybersecurity

A New Cybersecurity Bill Could Give the NSA Even More Data

Privacy groups are rallying opposition to the Senate legislation.

Digital Government

Greenpeace Spy Blimp Spies on NSA Spy Center

A 135-foot-long blimp flew over the agency’s Utah supercomputer compound to protest mass government surveillance.