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Boeing investigates security breach impacting thousands
Boeing is investigating an internal security breach impacting thousands of workers in four U.S. states, including Washington.
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Probe of US-based Turkish hacker leads to Austrian intel fight
The investigation also shed light on professional rivalries between the two Austrian agencies that might have hurt the investigation.
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Assessing US capabilities in cyberspace
Among the proposals and directives outlined in the three drafts are four cyber reviews, including a full-scale assessment of the nations capabilities in cyberspace.
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Hackers explain motivation, go-to techniques in new ‘Black Report’
Cybersecurity/information governance company Nuix has released The Black Report to offer security professionals insight gleaned from a survey of 70 known hackers.
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Securing health IT infrastructure from cyberattacks
With cybersecurity continuing to be a pressing issue to the future of health IT, the National Institute of Standards and Technology has been looking at how its critical infrastructure research can best serve the health care sector.
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IG: 18F continues to operate outside GSA security policies
An audit by the General Services Administrations Office of Inspector General has found that the 18F digital services agency has been operating as a separate unit outside of GSA IT security protocols.
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Navy officials: Buying the right amount of cyber [Commentary]
No one wants to be caught flat-footed or seen as not taking cyber defense seriously. In this environment, it would be easy to overspend and foist a cost-imposition strategy on ourselves.
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Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
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Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
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Go, machine intelligence and the ethics of predictive cybersecurity
The possibilities are broad in a cybersecurity industry currently undergoing something of an intelligence innovation boom cycle although what is meant by intelligence, how it should be applied and its potential effectiveness are all issues very much still under debate.
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Boeing investigates security breach impacting thousands
Boeing is investigating an internal security breach impacting thousands of workers in four U.S. states, including Washington.
-
Probe of US-based Turkish hacker leads to Austrian intel fight
The investigation also shed light on professional rivalries between the two Austrian agencies that might have hurt the investigation.
-
Assessing US capabilities in cyberspace
Among the proposals and directives outlined in the three drafts are four cyber reviews, including a full-scale assessment of the nations capabilities in cyberspace.
-
Hackers explain motivation, go-to techniques in new ‘Black Report’
Cybersecurity/information governance company Nuix has released The Black Report to offer security professionals insight gleaned from a survey of 70 known hackers.
-
Securing health IT infrastructure from cyberattacks
With cybersecurity continuing to be a pressing issue to the future of health IT, the National Institute of Standards and Technology has been looking at how its critical infrastructure research can best serve the health care sector.
-
IG: 18F continues to operate outside GSA security policies
An audit by the General Services Administrations Office of Inspector General has found that the 18F digital services agency has been operating as a separate unit outside of GSA IT security protocols.
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Navy officials: Buying the right amount of cyber [Commentary]
No one wants to be caught flat-footed or seen as not taking cyber defense seriously. In this environment, it would be easy to overspend and foist a cost-imposition strategy on ourselves.
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Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
-
Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
-
Go, machine intelligence and the ethics of predictive cybersecurity
The possibilities are broad in a cybersecurity industry currently undergoing something of an intelligence innovation boom cycle although what is meant by intelligence, how it should be applied and its potential effectiveness are all issues very much still under debate.
-
Boeing investigates security breach impacting thousands
Boeing is investigating an internal security breach impacting thousands of workers in four U.S. states, including Washington.
-
Probe of US-based Turkish hacker leads to Austrian intel fight
The investigation also shed light on professional rivalries between the two Austrian agencies that might have hurt the investigation.
-
Assessing US capabilities in cyberspace
Among the proposals and directives outlined in the three drafts are four cyber reviews, including a full-scale assessment of the nations capabilities in cyberspace.
-
Hackers explain motivation, go-to techniques in new ‘Black Report’
Cybersecurity/information governance company Nuix has released The Black Report to offer security professionals insight gleaned from a survey of 70 known hackers.
-
Securing health IT infrastructure from cyberattacks
With cybersecurity continuing to be a pressing issue to the future of health IT, the National Institute of Standards and Technology has been looking at how its critical infrastructure research can best serve the health care sector.
-
IG: 18F continues to operate outside GSA security policies
An audit by the General Services Administrations Office of Inspector General has found that the 18F digital services agency has been operating as a separate unit outside of GSA IT security protocols.
-
Navy officials: Buying the right amount of cyber [Commentary]
No one wants to be caught flat-footed or seen as not taking cyber defense seriously. In this environment, it would be easy to overspend and foist a cost-imposition strategy on ourselves.
-
Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
-
Cyber warriors need constant training, says senior Navy official
According to the commander of Fleet Cyber Command, cyber warriors need constant training to prevent atrophy of skills.
-
Go, machine intelligence and the ethics of predictive cybersecurity
The possibilities are broad in a cybersecurity industry currently undergoing something of an intelligence innovation boom cycle although what is meant by intelligence, how it should be applied and its potential effectiveness are all issues very much still under debate.







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