Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity bill’s outlook still bleak
Bill had failed to advance in the Senate in August.
Cybersecurity
On the lam, John McAfee claims he is innocent
The anti-virus maker says he will not turn himself in for questioning
Cybersecurity
Google: 'Government surveillance is on the rise'
In the sixth installment of the company's Transparency Report, Google sees ever greater efforts by governments to monitor online activity.
Cybersecurity
Lockheed Martin says cyberattacks up sharply, suppliers targeted
Multiple campaigns were linked.
Cybersecurity
Do we need cyber cops for cars?
Regulators plan ‘rule-making ready’ research on vehicle control system security.
Modernization
Petraeus investigation highlights fight over digital surveillance laws
Digital detective work provides rare insight into FBI methods.
Cybersecurity
John McAfee, anti-virus software inventor, reportedly wanted for murder in Belize
Police say McAfee is on the run and a prime suspect in a murder.
Cybersecurity
Former feds take vital cyber skills to foreign companies
Critics worry that Chinese telecom may be exploiting lax post-employment rules.
Digital Government
Military cyber range moves from laboratory to deployment
Pentagon to spend $80 million for Lockheed Martin to operate the testbed.
Digital Government
What to expect on technology in Obama's second term
Many changes could be on the horizon for president.
Digital Government
DHS tries monitoring social media for signs of biological attacks
The $3 million yearlong test follows the July release of a White House strategy to modernize biosurveillance.
Cybersecurity
All talk and no action (so far) on cyber threats
The heat is on lawmakers to take action on cybersecurity, and federal officials such as Gen. Keith Alexander warn that keeping cyber policy on ice amid political wrangling will continue to be a costly gamble.
Cybersecurity
A graphic look at cyber attacks
How many nations have cyber warfare capabilities? And just how frequent are cyber attacks? We answer these and other questions in a handy info-graphic.
Emerging Tech
FBI builds facial recognition app
Software for handhelds would provide ‘the biometric identification power of the U.S. government in real time, at any point on the planet.’
Cybersecurity
U.K. intel arm establishes cyber response squad
BAE Systems Detica, Cassidian, Context IS and Mandiant picked for pilot.
Cybersecurity
Election takeaway: Emergencies aren’t the time for experimenting
Displaced New Jersey voters continue to cast ballots.
Cybersecurity
New Jersey email votes shouldn’t be counted yet, experts say
Displaced voters are charting new electoral territory.
Cybersecurity
Could Decision 2012 be hacked?
Electronic voting -- and even e-mail voting in some parts of storm-ravaged New Jersey -- brings security risks.
Cybersecurity
Governments and companies band together to push cyber protections
Organizations that fail to follow the protocols could be more vulnerable to lawsuits.
Digital Government