Cybersecurity
Where the cyber bills stand
The House passed three measures already this week, and will likely vote on a fourth -- CISPA -- on April 18. Here's what they mean for the broader cyber debate.
Cybersecurity
Supercomputer Now Focused on Classified Nuclear Deterrence
California-based Sequoia also ranks No. 1 in the world at solving big data problems.
Cybersecurity
Taunts on site of Nigeria's energy agency condemn support for Israel
Energy // Government (Foreign) // Nigeria
Cybersecurity
It’s Cyber Reform All Over Again
House takes up cyber measures that didn’t make it into law last year.
Digital Government
Transit Systems Apparently Not a Target in Boston Marathon Bombing
No reason to halt departing trains, former NYPD intelligence supervisor says.
Digital Government
Navy Plans to Beef Up Cyber Workforce
Service’s 2014 budget also includes $340.1 million for shipboard networks.
Cybersecurity
White House warns of CISPA veto
Administration urges changes to protect privacy, cement DHS role in public/private information sharing.
Cybersecurity
Spires situation raises questions, concerns about CIO authority
The dispute at DHS brings new attention to old questions concerning CIOs' budget and purchasing powers.
Cybersecurity
A silver lining in cyberattacks?
New research suggests government is a less-popular target for cyberattackers than in years past.
Cybersecurity
House passes FISMA update, cyber training bills
Three bills now move to the Senate, where Homeland Security Chairman Carper will determine that chamber's strategy for cyber legislation.
Cybersecurity
Defense Plan for Cyber Intel Sharing Looks Like Controversial House Bill
CISPA-like program would be part of $79 million public-private initiative.
Cybersecurity
NIST celebrates cyber partnerships
New "Center of Excellence" aims to widen adoption of integrated security solutions.
Cybersecurity
Why Spires is on leave
One month later, the DHS CIO remains on paid personal leave. A fundamental disagreement over CIO authorities is at least part of the reason.
Cybersecurity
Gitmo defense breach, caused by DoD error, halts proceedings
Government (U.S.) // Guantanamo Bay , Cuba
Cybersecurity
Budget shows how cyber programs are spreading
Defense and Homeland Security get the bulk of cybersecurity funding, but hundreds of millions go to other agencies.
Cybersecurity
No, That German Hacker Probably Can't Hijack an Airplane with Software
FAA says it wouldn't be possible to take over a plane's controls.
Cybersecurity