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Full access to the news websites FederalNewsRadio.com and sister station WTOP.com was fully restored Saturday after a hacking attack had temporarily blocked some users' access last week.
China continues to rapidly modernize and expand its military and has deployed an anti-ship missile that could attack vessels more than 1,500 kilometers away, according to a new Pentagon report.
A senior Senate Democrat on Thursday urged Obama administration officials to enter sensitive talks with Chinese counterparts about cyber attacks with their eyes “wide open.”
The House on Tuesday passed legislation that would require agencies to continuously monitor their networks for cyber threats and report any attacks to a central incident center.
Today’s typical federal cybersecurity professional is over 40 years old and a GS-13 with more than 10 years of information technology experience.
A group of former federal information technology executives are calling on the administration to change the way it assesses the cybersecurity of federal networks.
The agency in charge of the Thrift Savings Plan faces more Labor Department scrutiny following a major 2011 cyber attack.
A House panel voted Wednesday to curb federal travel spending by capping agency spending on conferences — at $500,000 per event — and require quarterly reports itemizing travel, lodging, meals and other conference costs.
