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What happens next after China’s alleged theft of American business secrets
The indictment has sparked calls for the U.S. to be more aggressive in cyberspace and take more defensive measures, with more attention likely to be cast on machine learning techniques meant to stifle Beijing’s tactics.
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The 2020 Census takes on new threat territory: mobile
The use of mobile devices in the 2020 Census promises benefits — and risks.
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Federal financial data hub fails to meet certain requirements
The Department of the Treasury still has work to do to make USAspending.gov compliant with best practices and regulation.
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Iran hackers hunt nuke workers, US officials
The Associated Press drew on data gathered by the London-based cybersecurity group Certfa to track how in the wake of sanctions on Iran a hacking group often nicknamed Charming Kitten tried to break into the emails of U.S. Treasury officials, as well as atomic scientists, civil society figures and think tank employees.
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The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
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The Pentagon’s plan to secure sensitive systems
The Department of Defense has a year to work on a plan to establish a program that includes commercial companies to improve the security of critical DoD infrastructure.
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Agencies demonstrate progress in latest tech modernization scorecard
All agencies managed to either improve or retain their grades in the December 2018 Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard.
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Google’s ‘internal effort’ for a Chinese search engine
Google CEO Sundar Pichai told the House of Representatives that he “will be transparent” if the search giant moves forward on plans that have garnered mounting criticism.
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Cyberattacks are increasing, and so is cyber insurance
Roughly 30 percent of cyber companies have some form of cyber insurance, but providers have trouble assessing the risk of being hacked.
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Oracle takes JEDI protest to federal court
Oracle’s court filing protesting the Department of Defense’s $10 billion cloud contract is the latest in a series of actions opposing the agency’s intent to award the contract to a single source.
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What happens next after China’s alleged theft of American business secrets
The indictment has sparked calls for the U.S. to be more aggressive in cyberspace and take more defensive measures, with more attention likely to be cast on machine learning techniques meant to stifle Beijing’s tactics.
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The 2020 Census takes on new threat territory: mobile
The use of mobile devices in the 2020 Census promises benefits — and risks.
-
Federal financial data hub fails to meet certain requirements
The Department of the Treasury still has work to do to make USAspending.gov compliant with best practices and regulation.
-
Iran hackers hunt nuke workers, US officials
The Associated Press drew on data gathered by the London-based cybersecurity group Certfa to track how in the wake of sanctions on Iran a hacking group often nicknamed Charming Kitten tried to break into the emails of U.S. Treasury officials, as well as atomic scientists, civil society figures and think tank employees.
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The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
-
The Pentagon’s plan to secure sensitive systems
The Department of Defense has a year to work on a plan to establish a program that includes commercial companies to improve the security of critical DoD infrastructure.
-
Agencies demonstrate progress in latest tech modernization scorecard
All agencies managed to either improve or retain their grades in the December 2018 Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard.
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Google’s ‘internal effort’ for a Chinese search engine
Google CEO Sundar Pichai told the House of Representatives that he “will be transparent” if the search giant moves forward on plans that have garnered mounting criticism.
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Cyberattacks are increasing, and so is cyber insurance
Roughly 30 percent of cyber companies have some form of cyber insurance, but providers have trouble assessing the risk of being hacked.
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Oracle takes JEDI protest to federal court
Oracle’s court filing protesting the Department of Defense’s $10 billion cloud contract is the latest in a series of actions opposing the agency’s intent to award the contract to a single source.
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What happens next after China’s alleged theft of American business secrets
The indictment has sparked calls for the U.S. to be more aggressive in cyberspace and take more defensive measures, with more attention likely to be cast on machine learning techniques meant to stifle Beijing’s tactics.
-
The 2020 Census takes on new threat territory: mobile
The use of mobile devices in the 2020 Census promises benefits — and risks.
-
Federal financial data hub fails to meet certain requirements
The Department of the Treasury still has work to do to make USAspending.gov compliant with best practices and regulation.
-
Iran hackers hunt nuke workers, US officials
The Associated Press drew on data gathered by the London-based cybersecurity group Certfa to track how in the wake of sanctions on Iran a hacking group often nicknamed Charming Kitten tried to break into the emails of U.S. Treasury officials, as well as atomic scientists, civil society figures and think tank employees.
-
The Pentagon wants to enlist AI to protect AI
In testimony before a House subcommittee, leaders from the Pentagon’s research wing discussed what it will take to maintain an edge in artificial intelligence.
-
The Pentagon’s plan to secure sensitive systems
The Department of Defense has a year to work on a plan to establish a program that includes commercial companies to improve the security of critical DoD infrastructure.
-
Agencies demonstrate progress in latest tech modernization scorecard
All agencies managed to either improve or retain their grades in the December 2018 Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act scorecard.
-
Google’s ‘internal effort’ for a Chinese search engine
Google CEO Sundar Pichai told the House of Representatives that he “will be transparent” if the search giant moves forward on plans that have garnered mounting criticism.
-
Cyberattacks are increasing, and so is cyber insurance
Roughly 30 percent of cyber companies have some form of cyber insurance, but providers have trouble assessing the risk of being hacked.
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Oracle takes JEDI protest to federal court
Oracle’s court filing protesting the Department of Defense’s $10 billion cloud contract is the latest in a series of actions opposing the agency’s intent to award the contract to a single source.
