FBI

A Rare Peek Inside the FBI’s Internal Video-Streaming Service

It's like a homegrown YouTube.

By Justin Rohrlich, Quartz
October 19, 2018

A Rare Peek Inside the FBI’s Internal Video-Streaming Service

It's like a homegrown YouTube.

By Justin Rohrlich, Quartz
October 19, 2018

FBI Drops Full and Open Competition for $5 Billion IT Recompete

The bureau will turn to GSA’s schedules to fill out its IT Supplies and Support Services contract.

By Aaron Boyd
October 15, 2018

FBI Director Implores Corporate Boards to Join Cyber Fight

Companies should amp up protections and be wary of deals that expose U.S. intellectual property, FBI Director Chris Wray says.

By Joseph Marks
October 1, 2018

FBI Fights Viral Influence Campaigns With Informational Videos

The videos offer security tips that could benefit all internet users.

By Jack Corrigan
August 31, 2018

FBI Looking For Tech to Foil Fingerprint Obliteration

The FBI wants artificial intelligence tools that can ID people with burnt, cut or otherwise altered fingerprints.

By Jack Corrigan
August 29, 2018

Watch Out For Travel Scams, FBI Warns

If it seems too good to be true...it probably is.

By Caitlin Fairchild
August 16, 2018

FBI Warns Banks About New ATM Scam

A new era of bank robbing.

By Caitlin Fairchild
August 14, 2018

3 Essential Skills for Setting Work-Life Boundaries

A former FBI hostage negotiator offers tips on setting boundaries at work.

By Leah Fessler, Quartz
August 9, 2018

4 Big Ideas in the DNC Hacking Indictments

The indictments show how complicated spear-phishing really is.

By Joseph Marks
July 13, 2018

VPNFilter Malware Still Has Its Sights Set On Your Router

Time to take action.

By Caitlin Fairchild
June 7, 2018

Civil Liberties Groups Urge IG Investigation Into Faulty FBI Encryption Stats

The FBI says the inflated figures were due to a methodology error.

By Joseph Marks
June 5, 2018

FBI Stands Firm on ‘Going Dark’ Problem While Acknowledging Inflated Data

The bureau may have overstated by three times or more the number of encrypted devices it couldn’t access last year.

By Joseph Marks
May 23, 2018

A Criminal Gang Used a Drone Swarm To Obstruct an FBI Hostage Raid

And that’s just one of the ways bad guys are putting drones to use, law enforcement officials say.

By Patrick Tucker, Defense One
May 4, 2018

The FBI Didn’t Explore All Options Before Trying to Force Apple to Break Into an Encrypted iPhone

Some FBI officials were more interested in making a legal blow against cop-proof encryption than in getting into the San Bernardino shooter’s phone.

By Joseph Marks
March 28, 2018

FBI Issues Timeline for Secretive IT Support Contract

The bureau rolled out key dates—but not other details—for its next-generation IT contract.

By Aaron Boyd
March 21, 2018

Auditor Finds Infosec Weaknesses in Most FBI Domains

The severity of the weaknesses isn’t clear from the annual report summary.

By Joseph Marks
March 16, 2018

FBI Selects New Tech Leader From Its Own Ranks

A 20-year veteran of the bureau will facilitate the FBI’s modernization efforts as head of the Information and Technology Branch.

By Aaron Boyd
March 2, 2018

Puerto Rico’s Government Agencies Need Aid, Too

Work conditions at the territory’s Department of Justice haven’t been the same since Hurricane Maria, to the detriment of morale and legal proceedings.

By Dave Nyczepir
February 27, 2018

The FBI Wants Commercial Cloud

The FBI is asking industry for ideas regarding the adoption of cloud computing.

By Frank Konkel
February 21, 2018

How to Inoculate the Public Against Fake News

When people were given a toolbox of deceptive techniques and told to “play Russian troll,” they learned to reject disinformation.

By Patrick Tucker, Defense One
February 20, 2018

The bureau will turn to GSA’s schedules to fill out its IT Supplies and Support Services contract.

Companies should amp up protections and be wary of deals that expose U.S. intellectual property, FBI Director Chris Wray says.

The videos offer security tips that could benefit all internet users.

The FBI wants artificial intelligence tools that can ID people with burnt, cut or otherwise altered fingerprints.

If it seems too good to be true...it probably is.

A new era of bank robbing.

A former FBI hostage negotiator offers tips on setting boundaries at work.

The indictments show how complicated spear-phishing really is.

Time to take action.

The FBI says the inflated figures were due to a methodology error.

The bureau may have overstated by three times or more the number of encrypted devices it couldn’t access last year.

And that’s just one of the ways bad guys are putting drones to use, law enforcement officials say.

Some FBI officials were more interested in making a legal blow against cop-proof encryption than in getting into the San Bernardino shooter’s phone.

The bureau rolled out key dates—but not other details—for its next-generation IT contract.

The severity of the weaknesses isn’t clear from the annual report summary.

A 20-year veteran of the bureau will facilitate the FBI’s modernization efforts as head of the Information and Technology Branch.

Work conditions at the territory’s Department of Justice haven’t been the same since Hurricane Maria, to the detriment of morale and legal proceedings.

The FBI is asking industry for ideas regarding the adoption of cloud computing.

When people were given a toolbox of deceptive techniques and told to “play Russian troll,” they learned to reject disinformation.

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