Cybersecurity
DHS: Hackers could manipulate highway sensors
Cyber team discovered encryption flaw in receivers that track drivers’ wireless emissions.
Cybersecurity
Hackers already are in your network. Now what?
Advice on dealing with cutting-edge intruders.
Cybersecurity
Is John McAfee about to come clean?
The tech entrepreneur announced he plans to meet with Guatemalan officials.
Cybersecurity
Pentagon cyber activities could grab $120 billion
Funding shift could occur if lawmakers grant flexibility to apportion $1.2 trillion in cuts required under 2011 Budget Control Act.
Cybersecurity
Timeline: Cyber events in 2012
A look back at some of the major cybersecurity events in the federal government in 2012.
Cybersecurity
Has John McAffee really escaped now?
The software company founder is wanted for murder in Belize.
Cybersecurity
Air Force CIO lays out plan for cyber advance
Training and technologies are part of the road ahead for military cyber defense, Basla says.
Digital Government
Pentagon directive targets fake parts, vulnerabilities in arms systems
Mandate likely to bring momentum to new funding drives.
Digital Government
What's your country's risk of Internet blackout?
Good news for the U.S. is really bad news for Syria. And Libya. And ... Greenland.
Cybersecurity
Senate panel takes up electronic privacy issues
The Senate Judiciary Committee is looking to update regulations.
Cybersecurity
Can the next Congress get up to speed on cyber legislation?
Experts suggest that education will be critical for new legislators -- and for many of their more-experienced colleagues as well.
Cybersecurity
Channeling the 'offensive mind-set' in cybersecurity
Some say defense of critical networks should be grounded in the rules of war.
Digital Government
Cisco takes on rogue suppliers with device to ID counterfeit parts
The computer equipment manufacturer has long struggled to keep agencies from installing Chinese-made bogus components.
Cybersecurity
Software execs plugging into Congress, agencies during annual strategy summit
Executives want U.S. officials to use trade negotiations to ensure that markets are open and that countries respect IP rights.
Cybersecurity
Your stolen cellphone's records are going straight to the cops
New York City police can have access, without a subpoena or warrant, to cell phone records of victims.
Cybersecurity
Who's leading on critical infrastructure?
In the absence of cybersecurity legislation, officials point to the Energy Department's public-private collaboration as a model.
Cybersecurity
Power grid hackers are of greater concern than influential report indicates, DHS official says
Authors of the 2007 National Academies study pushed to declassify the paper this month because utilities remain a terrorist target.
Cybersecurity
Cyber Monday crackdown hits 132 websites
Immigration and Customs Enforcement targets alleged counterfeiters of trademarked goods.
Cybersecurity
Yes, the government can still spy on your digital life (for now)
The battle over warrantless cell-phone and internet searches is taking shape, as law-enforcement agencies carry out the searches anyway.
Cybersecurity