Should the government stockpile zero day software vulnerabilities?
Storm clouds are rising over the U.S. government's policy on software flaw disclosure after the massive WannaCry infection spread using a cyberweapon...
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Ransomware aimed at South Korea in early 2017 may be work of North Korea, firm says
Private sector intelligence firm Intel 471 has discovered some evidence that adds to the probability that North Korea-based hackers were involved in...
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The CIA is running internal 'Shark Tank'-like pitch competitions, CIO says
Chief Information Officer John Edwards says the competitions promote technology at "mission speed" instead of "government speed."
Researchers build WannaCry decryption tools for Windows XP
Windows XP users have a chance to decrypt WannaCry and save their files from oblivion.
Tony Cole on the government's improving cybersecurity posture
FireEye Government CTO Tony Cole talks with Greg Otto about how the federal government is adapting to the latest cybersecurity methods.
Budget would boost DHS cyber efforts in NCCIC, CDM
President Trump's budget proposal, unveiled Tuesday, would boost spending on the Department of Homeland Security's 24-hour digital-attack watch center...
Target pays out $18.5M to victims of infamous 2013 data breach
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced the deal, which involved 47 states and is described as the largest multi-state breach agreement...