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Syrian hacker pleads guilty to extortion scheme
Peter Romar is an affiliate of the Syrian Electronic Army hacker group.
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International relations and the internet
Governments must choose to conquer information technology – before it conquers them.
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Official: FBI probing attempted cyber breach of NY Times
The FBI is investigating attempted cyber intrusions targeting reporters of The New York Times and is looking into whether Russian intelligence agencies are responsible for the acts.
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Social Security rolls back security measures on website
The Social Security Administration has rolled back extra security measures on the agency’s website after getting complaints from people who had trouble accessing their accounts.
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OIG: CMS data centers vulnerable to wireless cyberattacks
The report found that personal information and critical operations were vulnerable to attack.
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Finding an honest financial adviser
There is no easy way to vet a financial adviser, but there are some things you should look for when making a decision.
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New guide shows agencies how to assess IT maturity
GAO wants agencies to figure out whether new technologies are mature enough before starting a major program.
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Pentagon institutes civilian hiring freeze
The Pentagon has put a civilian hiring freeze in place for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Defense Agencies and Field Activities, Defense News has learned.
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Sightline Media Group names new leadership
Peter Lundquist has been named president of Sightline Media Group and will lead the newly reorganized company. He has been with Sightline since 2011 and most recently was vice president and general manager of the Military Times brand.
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C4ISR & Networks editor Rosenberg to step down
Barry Rosenberg, the editor who relaunched C4ISR & Networks to become the pre-eminent news and information source on the technologies and capabilities of networked defense, will step aside March 4.
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Syrian hacker pleads guilty to extortion scheme
Peter Romar is an affiliate of the Syrian Electronic Army hacker group.
-
International relations and the internet
Governments must choose to conquer information technology – before it conquers them.
-
Official: FBI probing attempted cyber breach of NY Times
The FBI is investigating attempted cyber intrusions targeting reporters of The New York Times and is looking into whether Russian intelligence agencies are responsible for the acts.
-
Social Security rolls back security measures on website
The Social Security Administration has rolled back extra security measures on the agency’s website after getting complaints from people who had trouble accessing their accounts.
-
OIG: CMS data centers vulnerable to wireless cyberattacks
The report found that personal information and critical operations were vulnerable to attack.
-
Finding an honest financial adviser
There is no easy way to vet a financial adviser, but there are some things you should look for when making a decision.
-
New guide shows agencies how to assess IT maturity
GAO wants agencies to figure out whether new technologies are mature enough before starting a major program.
-
Pentagon institutes civilian hiring freeze
The Pentagon has put a civilian hiring freeze in place for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Defense Agencies and Field Activities, Defense News has learned.
-
Sightline Media Group names new leadership
Peter Lundquist has been named president of Sightline Media Group and will lead the newly reorganized company. He has been with Sightline since 2011 and most recently was vice president and general manager of the Military Times brand.
-
C4ISR & Networks editor Rosenberg to step down
Barry Rosenberg, the editor who relaunched C4ISR & Networks to become the pre-eminent news and information source on the technologies and capabilities of networked defense, will step aside March 4.
-
Syrian hacker pleads guilty to extortion scheme
Peter Romar is an affiliate of the Syrian Electronic Army hacker group.
-
International relations and the internet
Governments must choose to conquer information technology – before it conquers them.
-
Official: FBI probing attempted cyber breach of NY Times
The FBI is investigating attempted cyber intrusions targeting reporters of The New York Times and is looking into whether Russian intelligence agencies are responsible for the acts.
-
Social Security rolls back security measures on website
The Social Security Administration has rolled back extra security measures on the agency’s website after getting complaints from people who had trouble accessing their accounts.
-
OIG: CMS data centers vulnerable to wireless cyberattacks
The report found that personal information and critical operations were vulnerable to attack.
-
Finding an honest financial adviser
There is no easy way to vet a financial adviser, but there are some things you should look for when making a decision.
-
New guide shows agencies how to assess IT maturity
GAO wants agencies to figure out whether new technologies are mature enough before starting a major program.
-
Pentagon institutes civilian hiring freeze
The Pentagon has put a civilian hiring freeze in place for the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Defense Agencies and Field Activities, Defense News has learned.
-
Sightline Media Group names new leadership
Peter Lundquist has been named president of Sightline Media Group and will lead the newly reorganized company. He has been with Sightline since 2011 and most recently was vice president and general manager of the Military Times brand.
-
C4ISR & Networks editor Rosenberg to step down
Barry Rosenberg, the editor who relaunched C4ISR & Networks to become the pre-eminent news and information source on the technologies and capabilities of networked defense, will step aside March 4.
