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Ukraine arms transfers still tracked after US State Dept. kills report
There is a critical lack of transparency in U.S. arms transfers, and it's difficult to access data from the State, Defense and Commerce Departments.
By Jordan Cohen and Jonathan Ellis Allen
DoD bug bounty program to expand to more sensitive systems
The Department of Defense awards another contract for vulnerability disclosures.
By Mark Pomerleau
Could white hat hackers boost security of voting machines?
Amid criticism from the largest retailer of voting machine software, experts argue that vulnerability disclosure programs can boost cybersecurity.
By Justin Lynch
How to fix the troubled cyber vulnerability database
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures program has been criticized for delays in its disclosure process, but a group of lawmakers are offering a solution.
By Justin Lynch
Tech vulnerability disclosure process is flawed, lawmakers warn
The way alerts of the Spectre and Meltdown microchip vulnerabilities were issued raised concerns about critical infrastructure security.
By Justin Lynch
‘Hack the State Department’ legislation introduced in the House
The legislation would require the Secretary of State to develop a vulnerability disclosure and bug bounty program for the department's public-facing websites.
By Jessie Bur
Michigan House votes to exempt cybersecurity info from FOIA
Supporters of the bill say the new exemptions are designed to ease companies’ concerns about divulging private and sensitive data to police investigators that could be made public under the Freedom of Information Act.
DOJ offers tips for creating vulnerability disclosure policies
To avoid violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, the DoJ has implemented a guide for companies to follow.
By Rachael Kalinyak