Cybersecurity

Concerns grow over security group

The co-chairman of the advisory board for the Chief Information Security Officers Exchange says he's 'uncomfortable' with the structure.

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Evans: No big changes in security guidance

But the federal e-gov and IT boss is willing to consider changes that would make annual security evaluations more consistent.

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OMB proposes ID timetable

Under the plan, agencies would start issuing new ID cards to employees and long-term contractors in October 2006.

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Security forum members to meet in May

The Chief Information Security Officers Exchange has already started working to raise the federal government’s security grade.

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Unfair grading?

Security analysts critique FISMA score cards.

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NASA wrestles risk

The space agency's new approach to electronic risk management represents a philosophical change.

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Is desktop search secure?

Analysts say free desktop search tools pose security threats.

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GAO: SEC systems vulnerable to attack

GAO finds that the SEC's computer networks remain vulnerable to hacking because of a lack of a comprehensive security program.

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Make security a business issue

Chief information security officers who know only "geek speak" will be left behind, officials say.

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Group sees security weaknesses

The President’s Information Technology Advisory Committee says critical IT systems remain highly susceptible to cyber attacks that could have a catastrophic effect.

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McCoy: Champion of information assurance

Efforts to strengthen security extended beyond DOD.

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FISMA tightens criteria

Federal agencies will encounter tougher security grading standards next year.

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Fla. county secures wireless

Sarasota installed security devices in 15 county buildings.

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Deal to set government security standard

Plan would use Air Force model to determine Microsoft configurations.

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Pentagon seeks spyware fighter

Stratcom announced plans to buy a spyware protection system for the military and Coast Guard.

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Feds bring home a D+

Security is still a tough assignment.

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OASIS ratifies security markup

SAML 2.0 will allow for a single Web-based sign-on for people needing to move information across separate security domains.

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Report seeks classification guidance

A new document co-written by a DARPA official calls for new federal guidelines that balance the need for greater security with society’s need for openness.

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Security through layers

Wireless networks are inherently insecure, but the more layers of security they have, the less likely they are to be attacked, Mischel Kwon said.

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Wireless struggles with security

What employees see as simple wireless conveniences can cause security nightmares.