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New study on software vulnerabilities could be resource for policymakers
The Rand Corporation study could help reduce the nation’s vulnerability while still maintaining robust options for cyber operations.
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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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GAO: DHS cyber communications center could communicate better
The Government Accountability Office’s evaluation of the Department of Homeland Security’s National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center has found it performs its required cybersecurity-related information sharing role, but could improve its effectiveness and efficiency with some basic self-assessments.
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Trump to sign order on cybersecurity, modernizing federal IT
In the wake of his draft cyber review memo leaking last week, President Donald Trump is set to meet with cybersecurity professionals Tuesday afternoon before signing an executive order detailing federal agencies’ responsibilities for protecting the nation’s networks.
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Air Force CISO: Adversaries Are Watching You
The new era of enduring cyber conflict has led some within government to remain on guard and lose trust with anyone and everyone interacting with them from behind a keyboard. “Cyber threats are real. We need to increase the awareness across our entire internal Air Force and across [the Defense Department] to avoid exploitation and…
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Why Trump has the tech world nervous
Thus far, his tech activities have largely been limited to Twitter. But he’s now at liberty to go beyond 140-character rants and suggest things that might actually become law.
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Federal CISO Touhill leaves public service with appreciation, advice
Inaugural Federal Chief Information Security Officer Gregory Touhill posted a farewell letter thanking those involved in strengthening the U.S. cyber risk posture and advising those who will continue to streamline and support it.
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4 ways to find cyber jobs in the federal government
Whether the Trump administration institutes a hiring freeze or not, it will need cyber jobs. Here’s where to find them.
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FCC warns of national security risks from IoT, private networks
The Federal Communications Commission has released a white paper to address the multi-dimensional aspect of risk reduction and situational awareness in the communications sector’s network of networks.
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DHS unveils updated National Cyber Incident Response Plan
DHS secretary Jeh Johnson rolled out an updated framework for nation’s cyber attack response plan.
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New study on software vulnerabilities could be resource for policymakers
The Rand Corporation study could help reduce the nation’s vulnerability while still maintaining robust options for cyber operations.
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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.
-
GAO: DHS cyber communications center could communicate better
The Government Accountability Office’s evaluation of the Department of Homeland Security’s National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center has found it performs its required cybersecurity-related information sharing role, but could improve its effectiveness and efficiency with some basic self-assessments.
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Trump to sign order on cybersecurity, modernizing federal IT
In the wake of his draft cyber review memo leaking last week, President Donald Trump is set to meet with cybersecurity professionals Tuesday afternoon before signing an executive order detailing federal agencies’ responsibilities for protecting the nation’s networks.
-
Air Force CISO: Adversaries Are Watching You
The new era of enduring cyber conflict has led some within government to remain on guard and lose trust with anyone and everyone interacting with them from behind a keyboard. “Cyber threats are real. We need to increase the awareness across our entire internal Air Force and across [the Defense Department] to avoid exploitation and…
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Why Trump has the tech world nervous
Thus far, his tech activities have largely been limited to Twitter. But he’s now at liberty to go beyond 140-character rants and suggest things that might actually become law.
-
Federal CISO Touhill leaves public service with appreciation, advice
Inaugural Federal Chief Information Security Officer Gregory Touhill posted a farewell letter thanking those involved in strengthening the U.S. cyber risk posture and advising those who will continue to streamline and support it.
-
4 ways to find cyber jobs in the federal government
Whether the Trump administration institutes a hiring freeze or not, it will need cyber jobs. Here’s where to find them.
-
FCC warns of national security risks from IoT, private networks
The Federal Communications Commission has released a white paper to address the multi-dimensional aspect of risk reduction and situational awareness in the communications sector’s network of networks.
-
DHS unveils updated National Cyber Incident Response Plan
DHS secretary Jeh Johnson rolled out an updated framework for nation’s cyber attack response plan.
-
New study on software vulnerabilities could be resource for policymakers
The Rand Corporation study could help reduce the nation’s vulnerability while still maintaining robust options for cyber operations.
-
Boeing investigates security breach impacting thousands
Boeing is investigating an internal security breach impacting thousands of workers in four U.S. states, including Washington.
-
GAO: DHS cyber communications center could communicate better
The Government Accountability Office’s evaluation of the Department of Homeland Security’s National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center has found it performs its required cybersecurity-related information sharing role, but could improve its effectiveness and efficiency with some basic self-assessments.
-
Trump to sign order on cybersecurity, modernizing federal IT
In the wake of his draft cyber review memo leaking last week, President Donald Trump is set to meet with cybersecurity professionals Tuesday afternoon before signing an executive order detailing federal agencies’ responsibilities for protecting the nation’s networks.
-
Air Force CISO: Adversaries Are Watching You
The new era of enduring cyber conflict has led some within government to remain on guard and lose trust with anyone and everyone interacting with them from behind a keyboard. “Cyber threats are real. We need to increase the awareness across our entire internal Air Force and across [the Defense Department] to avoid exploitation and…
-
Why Trump has the tech world nervous
Thus far, his tech activities have largely been limited to Twitter. But he’s now at liberty to go beyond 140-character rants and suggest things that might actually become law.
-
Federal CISO Touhill leaves public service with appreciation, advice
Inaugural Federal Chief Information Security Officer Gregory Touhill posted a farewell letter thanking those involved in strengthening the U.S. cyber risk posture and advising those who will continue to streamline and support it.
-
4 ways to find cyber jobs in the federal government
Whether the Trump administration institutes a hiring freeze or not, it will need cyber jobs. Here’s where to find them.
-
FCC warns of national security risks from IoT, private networks
The Federal Communications Commission has released a white paper to address the multi-dimensional aspect of risk reduction and situational awareness in the communications sector’s network of networks.
-
DHS unveils updated National Cyber Incident Response Plan
DHS secretary Jeh Johnson rolled out an updated framework for nation’s cyber attack response plan.













