Digital Government
Is There Such Thing as Too Much Evidence?
Assembling the case against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev won't be as simple as it appears from the news.
Cybersecurity
China’s Huawei Bails on the United States
The giant network equipment manufacturer has been repeatedly accused of threatening U.S. National Security.
Modernization
Good Timing: Twitter Will Soon Release a Two-Step Security Solution
A hack on Tuesday reported to the world that the White House had been bombed and President Obama injured.
Cybersecurity
What's the White House Policy on Neutralizing Damaging Tweets?
Administration social media accounts offered no assurance Obama was safe after the AP’s hacked Twitter account reported explosions.
Cybersecurity
Payment machines possibly infected at nationwide Teavana chain
Financial Services // Food and Beverage // United States
Modernization
How Twitter Accounts—Like the AP’s—Get Hacked
Human error is often at fault for these events.
Cybersecurity
NIST announces federal cyber center plans
NIST wants to speed up progress on implementing cybersecurity and is proposing a new research effort to do so.
Cybersecurity
Verizon tracks trends in data breaches
Report identifies the world leader in state-sponsored cyber-espionage, among other useful information.
Cybersecurity
Investigators: Chinese Government is Behind 96 Percent of Cyberspy Ops
The nation state’s motive appears to be economic growth, not physical destruction.
Cybersecurity
Hacked AP Twitter feed purporting White House explosions implodes financial markets
Financial Services // Government (U.S.) // Social Media
Cybersecurity
Russian government and private firm catch mastermind of billion-ruble cyber scam
Financial Services // Russia
Cybersecurity
Congressman seeks answers on Spires
Lawmakers adds his voice to those demanding to know why the DHS CIO is on leave.
Cybersecurity
How CISPA Opponents Were Outspent by Industry Lobbyists, 38 to 1
In the cybersecurity fight, one side has the money, but so far it can't get it's way.
Cybersecurity
Encrypted Federal Radios Can Be as Revealing as Police Scanners
Research shows national security investigators inadvertently broadcast voice transmissions in U.S. cities.
Cybersecurity
The Internet Is Not Freaking Out About the SOPA Sequel
Over 200 sites are participating in an Internet shutdown to protest the new bill, however, a few major names are missing.
Cybersecurity
Visitors to North Korean-related sites exposed -- again
Government (Foreign) // Media // Japan; China; U.S.
Cybersecurity
Air Force and Army Disclose Budget for Hacking Operations
Services detail cyber offensive activities and tools for the first time.
Cybersecurity
House passes CISPA
Controversial cyber bill approved on a 288-127 vote. The Senate blocked last year's version of the bill, and may do so again.
Cybersecurity
State of the cyber workforce
What a survey of 22,956 feds tells us about the makeup of -- and gaps in -- agency cyber efforts.
Cybersecurity