Congress is looking into which agency should oversee cybersecurity for natural gas and oil pipelines. 09/27/2018
The Trump administration's new cyber doctrine may go a long way in clarifying the role of different agencies, but cybersecurity experts and former U.S. officials still have questions. 09/21/2018
The Trump administration's long-awaited cyber strategy promises a more aggressive willingness to use offensive operations against nation-states and criminal groups in the digital domain. 09/20/2018
The National Solar Observatory's IT staff and wifi network were instrumental in tracking down an alleged child pornographer, according to FBI documents. 09/20/2018
Congressional cybersecurity personnel may be barred from using appropriated funds to protect the personal email and devices of members and staff, according to a letter by Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.). 09/20/2018
The personnel moves come as the agency looks to FireEye for cyber forensic support. 09/20/2018
The Defense Department's cyber strategy highlights infrastructure protection and greater reliance on commercial technology to stay competitive. 09/19/2018
New court filings reveal how the operators of the infamous Mirai botnet are helping the FBI combat cybercrime. 09/19/2018
Hurricane Florence is a proving ground for the DOE's new Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response. 09/18/2018
The U.S. Air Force is considering a rapid capabilities office to streamline cybersecurity acquisition. 09/17/2018
IT security and HR shops must align their policies and activities to tackle the threat of data exfiltration. 09/17/2018
U.S. Cyber Command's contracting office is in its "infancy" with a handful of staff and is looking to expand while showing Congress it knows what it's doing. 09/13/2018
Quantum computing could upend current cryptography standards, and experts are urging government to take an interest in the technology as it develops. 09/13/2018
The House Homeland Security Committee is expected to advance a series of bills that will impact DHS operations and infrastructure. 09/12/2018
Congressional advocates for legislation on voting security said the Trump order was welcome but didn't go far enough. 09/12/2018
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