Cybersecurity

Op-ed: Yes, You Can Have Network Security

Building trustworthy information systems requires four key ingredients.

Cybersecurity

How to address the risks of 24/7 government

As government services and information become available around the clock, privacy and security become increasingly pervasive challenges. This excerpt from the IBM Center for the Business of Government's new report on 'Fast Government' explains how to identify and manage those risks.

Cybersecurity

Relative snoops into woman's baby adoption files

Healthcare and Public Health // Florida, United States

Cybersecurity

NSA Networks Might Have Been Missing Anti-Leak Technology

Former agency official says a Defensewide system aimed at countering insider threats was not installed as of summer 2012.

Cybersecurity

CIA docs find a home on Amazon

The cloud contract between the intelligence agency and the cloud-services giant is on hold for now, and yet...

Digital Government

How the CIA Aided the NYPD's Surveillance Program

After the attacks on September 11th, the New York Police Department has had at least four embedded CIA officers in their midst.

Cybersecurity

Private info on U.S. troops in South Korea exposed

Government (U.S.) // Government (Foreign) // South Korea

Cybersecurity

Pentagon Signs $5 Million Deal for Cyber Battleground

The contract with Apogee Research is part of Plan X, a DARPA program for developing cyberattack gear.

Digital Government

NSA Chief Delivers Pep Talk to Spy Staff

An agencywide memo from Gen. Keith Alexander states he will 'take the heat' for the controversy over ongoing domestic surveillance.

Cybersecurity

Your Passwords Aren't Nearly Strong Enough

Pretty soon, though, there will be a more secure alternative.

Digital Government

How Edward Snowden’s Encrypted Insurance File Might Work

Snowden has given copies of the files he purloined from the US National Security Agency, his former employer, to “many different people around the world.”

Cybersecurity

USCIS inconsistent in database use, IG says

The agency tasked with monitoring immigration may be compromising efforts to detect fraudulent applications for benefits.

Modernization

How Zombie Phones Could Create a Gigantic, Mobile Botnet

Android operating system is most vulnerable.

Cybersecurity

What's wrong with cybersecurity training?

An emphasis on academic accomplishment rather than real-world skills might be part of the reason the government has so much trouble filling cybersecurity positions.

Cybersecurity

Measuring cybersecurity progress

Agencies are making significant progress on priority cybersecurity goals, but may not meet their 2014 targets.

Cybersecurity

Snowden Went to Booz Allen to Steal Files

His reported admission raises questions about where else he may have acquired data.

Cybersecurity

Edward Snowden Realizes He Can't Live Without WikiLeaks

The organization played a major role in helping Snowden evade detection once he left the United States.

Cybersecurity

Snowden pardon petition reaches critical mass

Enough people have signed a 'We the People' petition demanding a pardon for the NSA leaker to elicit a White House responds.