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Buzz of the Week: A cyberwar paradoxThere was an odd juxtaposition last week between the Russian/Georgian conflict and the Defense Department’s cyber warfare efforts.(Posted August 18, 2008)
Tracking a cyberattackDuring the conflict between Russia and the former Soviet Republic of Georgia, attacks were launched against Georgia’s Internet infrastructure by unidentified attackers.(Posted August 15, 2008)
Pointers: Recommended readingFCW points you to online resources about IT in Iraq; Virtualization; The downside of the Internet and...read on to find out 'What good is a blogger?'(Posted July 7, 2008)
New DHS rule would collect more info The Homeland Security Department might demand additional information from importers and carriers that ship cargo to U.S. ports.(Posted July 7, 2008)
Kelman: An embarrassing questionThe United States collects surprisingly little data on the performance of the government procurement system. (Posted June 9, 2008)
Cybersecurity’s new world orderGovernment officials around the world encounter legal and diplomatic challenges in confronting cyberthreats. (Posted April 28, 2008)
Homeland security's cyber eyesSecurity experts roll out new techniques to try to keep up with today’s stealthy, transnational cyberattacks.(Posted April 28, 2008)
Cyber Storm II gets startedAlthough DHS' weeklong cyber war game focuses on response, one official says the relationships formed will also benefit prevention and preparedness efforts.(Posted March 10, 2008)
Canada border security measures for commerceThe goal is to better align Canada's trade partnership program with the DHS' Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, which offers preferential treatment to companies that agree to expanded federal oversight of their supply chains.(Posted March 10, 2008)
Cyber Storm II stirringDHS is preparing to lead federal agencies, states, foreign governments and industry in a weeklong cybersecurity exercise next month.(Posted February 29, 2008)
Coast Guard tests waters with new patrol programsThe Coast Guard is working to interdict coastal smugglers and illegal cross-border traffickers in Canada and using biometrics to catch human traffickers near Puerto Rico.(Posted February 28, 2008)
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