Digital Government
Analysis: How America's Top Tech Companies Created the Surveillance State
Cozy relationships with government go back decades.
Cybersecurity
NSA: Employee Privacy Laws Hamper Leak Detection
But don't change those laws, senior official says.
Cybersecurity
Here’s Some Unsettling Advice From the Former Top US Cyberspook About Protecting Humanity
Retired Air Force General Michael V. Hayden shares his cyber wisdom.
Modernization
NSA's New Spy Facilities Are Seven Times Bigger Than the Pentagon
The man and the story behind the National Security Agency's massive data centers.
Cybersecurity
Maryland and Estonian Civilians Take Up Arms Against Hackers
Baltic nation’s ambassador likens her country’s volunteer cyber corps to the U.S. National Guard netwarfare squad.
Cybersecurity
Stanford U network possibly part of widespread assault
Education // California, United States
Cybersecurity
Crooks net 160 million payment card numbers in raids on Citibank, PNC, NASDAQ, PNC, retailers and other financial firms
Financial Services // Worldwide
Cybersecurity
Today's Vote on NSA Spying Is Vital, Whether It Succeeds or Not
Every congressional representative is about to go on record: Do they support data collection on all phone calls or not?
Cybersecurity
The White House Doesn't Like the House's Data Mining Amendment
Administration opposes effort to 'hastily dismantle one of our intelligence community's counterterrorism tools,' statement says.
Modernization
Federal Cloud Security Is Now Partially Privatized
The American Association for Laboratory Accreditation, rather than the government, will vet firms that want to inspect commercial data centers.
Cybersecurity
DHS official under investigation for visa aid
Alejandro Mayorkas under scrutiny for allegedly helping a Chinese investor get a visa at contractor's behest.
Cybersecurity
Does the NSA Tap That? What We Still Don't Know About Internet Surveillance
Despite evidence that the NSA is tapping fiber-optic cables, we're left with far from a full picture.
Cybersecurity
TSA set to expand pre-check, biometrics
The Transportation Security Agency plans to dramatically expand its pre-screened passenger security program in the coming months, throwing open online enrollment and expanding the number of airports where travelers can go to provide biometric data.
Cybersecurity
What we still don't know about the NSA's Internet surveillance
Are domestic spies tapping the fiber-optic cables that make up the backbone of the Internet?
Cybersecurity
Lawmakers push for smarter acquisition at TSA
'We don't have to look far to know the process is broken,' one House critic declares.
Digital Government