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Watchdog finds 10 ‘critical’ IT security risks in the government
Ten agencies still operate old, mission critical and poorly secured information technology, which the Government Accountability Office deemed ‘critical’ to modernize.
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A Customs subcontractor was compromised. Was your info?
A “malicious cyberattack” on an unidentified U.S. Customs and Border Protection subcontractor compromised a number of traveler and license plate photos.
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The important lessons of federal blockchain projects
There are challenges in data sharing and employee education slowing widespread government adoption of emerging technologies.
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Under attack: How the DoD can best protect and defend against cyberthreats
Federal agencies, like the Defense Department, can turn the tide to more nimbly detect hackers and prevent future threats, but they must start rethinking now.
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Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
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Feds to finally examine 2016 NC poll books for hacking
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security analysis of laptops used in Durham County is the first known federal probe of voting technology that malfunctioned during the 2016 election, when Russian hackers infiltrated election systems in several states.
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Is the US the weak link in the blockchain?
A lack of funds and understanding is slowing down government adoption, according to a panel of technology advocates.
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Can digital bits protect what you bite?
Blockchain technology could speed up food tracing, and therefore improve safety, according to a Food and Drug Administration deputy commissioner.
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Hackers seek ransoms from Baltimore and communities across the US
An increase in attacks means every user of technology must consider not only threats and vulnerabilities, but also operational processes, potential points of failure and how they use technology on a daily basis.
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Can a mail truck deliver itself to the post office?
The U.S. Postal Service completed a two-week self-driving delivery truck pilot. All mail was delivered early.
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Watchdog finds 10 ‘critical’ IT security risks in the government
Ten agencies still operate old, mission critical and poorly secured information technology, which the Government Accountability Office deemed ‘critical’ to modernize.
-
A Customs subcontractor was compromised. Was your info?
A “malicious cyberattack” on an unidentified U.S. Customs and Border Protection subcontractor compromised a number of traveler and license plate photos.
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The important lessons of federal blockchain projects
There are challenges in data sharing and employee education slowing widespread government adoption of emerging technologies.
-
Under attack: How the DoD can best protect and defend against cyberthreats
Federal agencies, like the Defense Department, can turn the tide to more nimbly detect hackers and prevent future threats, but they must start rethinking now.
-
Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
Feds to finally examine 2016 NC poll books for hacking
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security analysis of laptops used in Durham County is the first known federal probe of voting technology that malfunctioned during the 2016 election, when Russian hackers infiltrated election systems in several states.
-
Is the US the weak link in the blockchain?
A lack of funds and understanding is slowing down government adoption, according to a panel of technology advocates.
-
Can digital bits protect what you bite?
Blockchain technology could speed up food tracing, and therefore improve safety, according to a Food and Drug Administration deputy commissioner.
-
Hackers seek ransoms from Baltimore and communities across the US
An increase in attacks means every user of technology must consider not only threats and vulnerabilities, but also operational processes, potential points of failure and how they use technology on a daily basis.
-
Can a mail truck deliver itself to the post office?
The U.S. Postal Service completed a two-week self-driving delivery truck pilot. All mail was delivered early.
-
Watchdog finds 10 ‘critical’ IT security risks in the government
Ten agencies still operate old, mission critical and poorly secured information technology, which the Government Accountability Office deemed ‘critical’ to modernize.
-
A Customs subcontractor was compromised. Was your info?
A “malicious cyberattack” on an unidentified U.S. Customs and Border Protection subcontractor compromised a number of traveler and license plate photos.
-
The important lessons of federal blockchain projects
There are challenges in data sharing and employee education slowing widespread government adoption of emerging technologies.
-
Under attack: How the DoD can best protect and defend against cyberthreats
Federal agencies, like the Defense Department, can turn the tide to more nimbly detect hackers and prevent future threats, but they must start rethinking now.
-
Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
Feds to finally examine 2016 NC poll books for hacking
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security analysis of laptops used in Durham County is the first known federal probe of voting technology that malfunctioned during the 2016 election, when Russian hackers infiltrated election systems in several states.
-
Is the US the weak link in the blockchain?
A lack of funds and understanding is slowing down government adoption, according to a panel of technology advocates.
-
Can digital bits protect what you bite?
Blockchain technology could speed up food tracing, and therefore improve safety, according to a Food and Drug Administration deputy commissioner.
-
Hackers seek ransoms from Baltimore and communities across the US
An increase in attacks means every user of technology must consider not only threats and vulnerabilities, but also operational processes, potential points of failure and how they use technology on a daily basis.
-
Can a mail truck deliver itself to the post office?
The U.S. Postal Service completed a two-week self-driving delivery truck pilot. All mail was delivered early.
