Cybersecurity

White House considers relaxing cloud security requirements

Industry officials say some FedRAMP mandates hinder implementation of plans to outsource more computing to Web services companies.

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Homeland Security moves full-speed-ahead on Einstein cybersecurity tool

Department plans to finish installing the somewhat controversial network monitoring part of the system this year, secretary says in State of the Union-like address.

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Cybersecurity: A Priority or Passing Fad?

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Virtual 'Tiny Town' coming for Secret Service training

The Secret Service is giving up its tabletop modeling town for a "Virtual Tiny Town" with video and gaming technology.

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Defense is building a database to analyze all network traffic

Cyber Command aims to develop a detailed view of online threats.

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Cybersecurity goes prime time at Davos

Reuters Davos Notebook

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Workforce: Get used to the WikiLeaks mindset

The hacker generation is now employed by government, the military and corporate America, writes George Smith, a senior fellow at GlobalSecurity.org.

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Transparency: A backlash in the making

In the wake of the WikiLeaks imbroglio, advocates of open government will need harder proof that transparency can deliver the goods, writes Anthony Williams, author of "Wikinomics."

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Info sharing: Compartmentalization vs. common sense

The federal government must tighten security without reintroducing the stovepipes that were dismantled after the 2001 terrorist attacks, writes Ambassador David Smith, a senior fellow at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies.

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Data security: Why the usual solutions fall short

The public seems amazed by the type and amount of sensitive information that is available to people who should not have access to it, but security professionals are not, writes security consultant Shon Harris.

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3 federal IT security predictions for 2011

Unisys' Patricia Titus says we can expect to see three important security trends this year in response to the growing number of employees who connect to government networks via mobile and/or personal devices.

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Recommended reading

Wiser year-end spending; Malware: It's not just for techies anymore; The true nature of global cyber risks.

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Telework lessons from four federal agencies

A new report shows how four federal agencies overcame technological, operational and management challenges to establish effective telework strategies.

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Security Is About More Than Who Has the Keys

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White House doesn't shine in cybersecurity grading

The Obama administration has received less-than-stellar marks in a recent report card on its cybersecurity policies, earning grades in the B to D range.

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Christian Slater, Hacker

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Administration given so-so grade on cybersecurity

Private research firm assigns Obama high marks for commitment to protection but lower scores for speed and follow-through in agency collaboration.