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DHS awards $395M cybersecurity, threat mitigation contract
Science and technology solutions company Leidos has been awarded a prime contract to operate the Department of Homeland Securitys NextGen Security Operations Center, which provides cybersecurity services to enterprisewide DHS networks.
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Czech court will send alleged LinkedIn hacker to Russia or US
Czech prosecutors established that both extradition requests are acceptable and Prague’s Municipal Court will decide.
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Risk of cyberattack on US power grid ‘palpable,’ experts tell Congress
A warning issued during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on Tuesday said the potential for a major cyberattack against the nations power grid is at an all time high.
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McAfee is McAfee again; No more Intel Security
Intel Security is no more after McAfee spun off as an independent company once more.
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Dubai police reportedly arrest suspected hackers targeting White House staff
Dubai police have arrested suspected foreign hackers who allegedly targeted five senior White House officials in a blackmail email scam, state-owned media reported Monday.
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President Trump renews declaration of cybersecurity national emergency
President Trump informed Congress Wednesday that he will continue the cybersecurity national emergency first declared by then-President Obama in 2015.
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GSA offers new way to buy CDM cyber tools
With BPAs set to expire next year, GSA is rolling out a new CDM SIN this summer.
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Cyber Command now looking to equip its cyber warriors
Cyber Command is now looking to equip its cyber warriors with tools and platforms to conduct full spectrum cyber operations.
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90 percent of federal cyber budget used for offensive ops
Across the federal government, about 90 percent of all spending on cyber programs is dedicated to offensive efforts, including penetrating the computer systems of adversaries, listening to communications and developing the means to disable or degrade infrastructure, senior intelligence officials told Reuters.
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What President Trump uses now that his Android is gone
It may seem silly to care what type of smartphone a public figure uses, but in the case of President Donald Trump, it’s a national security issue.
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DHS awards $395M cybersecurity, threat mitigation contract
Science and technology solutions company Leidos has been awarded a prime contract to operate the Department of Homeland Securitys NextGen Security Operations Center, which provides cybersecurity services to enterprisewide DHS networks.
-
Czech court will send alleged LinkedIn hacker to Russia or US
Czech prosecutors established that both extradition requests are acceptable and Prague’s Municipal Court will decide.
-
Risk of cyberattack on US power grid ‘palpable,’ experts tell Congress
A warning issued during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on Tuesday said the potential for a major cyberattack against the nations power grid is at an all time high.
-
McAfee is McAfee again; No more Intel Security
Intel Security is no more after McAfee spun off as an independent company once more.
-
Dubai police reportedly arrest suspected hackers targeting White House staff
Dubai police have arrested suspected foreign hackers who allegedly targeted five senior White House officials in a blackmail email scam, state-owned media reported Monday.
-
President Trump renews declaration of cybersecurity national emergency
President Trump informed Congress Wednesday that he will continue the cybersecurity national emergency first declared by then-President Obama in 2015.
-
GSA offers new way to buy CDM cyber tools
With BPAs set to expire next year, GSA is rolling out a new CDM SIN this summer.
-
Cyber Command now looking to equip its cyber warriors
Cyber Command is now looking to equip its cyber warriors with tools and platforms to conduct full spectrum cyber operations.
-
90 percent of federal cyber budget used for offensive ops
Across the federal government, about 90 percent of all spending on cyber programs is dedicated to offensive efforts, including penetrating the computer systems of adversaries, listening to communications and developing the means to disable or degrade infrastructure, senior intelligence officials told Reuters.
-
What President Trump uses now that his Android is gone
It may seem silly to care what type of smartphone a public figure uses, but in the case of President Donald Trump, it’s a national security issue.
-
DHS awards $395M cybersecurity, threat mitigation contract
Science and technology solutions company Leidos has been awarded a prime contract to operate the Department of Homeland Securitys NextGen Security Operations Center, which provides cybersecurity services to enterprisewide DHS networks.
-
Czech court will send alleged LinkedIn hacker to Russia or US
Czech prosecutors established that both extradition requests are acceptable and Prague’s Municipal Court will decide.
-
Risk of cyberattack on US power grid ‘palpable,’ experts tell Congress
A warning issued during a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on Tuesday said the potential for a major cyberattack against the nations power grid is at an all time high.
-
McAfee is McAfee again; No more Intel Security
Intel Security is no more after McAfee spun off as an independent company once more.
-
Dubai police reportedly arrest suspected hackers targeting White House staff
Dubai police have arrested suspected foreign hackers who allegedly targeted five senior White House officials in a blackmail email scam, state-owned media reported Monday.
-
President Trump renews declaration of cybersecurity national emergency
President Trump informed Congress Wednesday that he will continue the cybersecurity national emergency first declared by then-President Obama in 2015.
-
GSA offers new way to buy CDM cyber tools
With BPAs set to expire next year, GSA is rolling out a new CDM SIN this summer.
-
Cyber Command now looking to equip its cyber warriors
Cyber Command is now looking to equip its cyber warriors with tools and platforms to conduct full spectrum cyber operations.
-
90 percent of federal cyber budget used for offensive ops
Across the federal government, about 90 percent of all spending on cyber programs is dedicated to offensive efforts, including penetrating the computer systems of adversaries, listening to communications and developing the means to disable or degrade infrastructure, senior intelligence officials told Reuters.
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What President Trump uses now that his Android is gone
It may seem silly to care what type of smartphone a public figure uses, but in the case of President Donald Trump, it’s a national security issue.













