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Sponsored by Kerry Long, program manager for IARPA talked about the future challenges involved in the cyber domain.

Sponsored by Homeland Security Deputy CTO Rob Palmer compared MFA to man’s best friend.

The Federal Trade Commission last week announced that the Librarian of Congress issued a new temporary exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), authorizing the hacking of consumer devices for the sake of research.

Swiss investigators confirmed that malware was used to spy on the nuclear negotiations but were unable to find the source.

An Accenture poll of 500 citizens in the Washington, D.C., metro area looked at the top concerns in the event of a cyberattack on a federal database, as well as the difference between baby boomer and millennial fears.

A group calling itself “Shadow Brokers” says it has released another gem from its trove of high-level hacking tools stolen from the U.S. National Security Agency, potentially offering added insight into how America’s spies operate online.

Central Intelligence Director John Brennan outlined some of the threats during a recent talk at the Cyber Georgia conference at Augusta University.

In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part IV: How are officials in the DoD and Congress reacting?

In this four-part series, C4ISRNET explores the underlying issues surrounding the potential split of the NSA and Cyber Command. In Part I: If such a separation occurs, what would this mean in practical terms?

The public reaction to news that Yahoo Mail built a back door for the NSA will inform law enforcement’s next move in the “going dark” debate.