Two Methbot suspects set to plead guilty as alleged ringleader maintains his innocence
The men are two of the three who were extradited to the U.S. within the last year.
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U.S. Secretary of Defense urges NATO allies to block Chinese-built 5G tech
An administration effort to convince European allies to blacklist Huawei largely has fallen on deaf ears.
How much of the cybersecurity talent shortage is self-inflicted?
The cybersecurity workforce gap goes beyond a lack of CISOs or an unwillingness to pay salaries.
What would a vulnerability disclosure program look like for voting equipment? Expect an RFI...
Voting equipment vendors have heard presentations from Bugcrowd, HackerOne, and Synack, according to ES&S's Chris Wlaschin.
Securiosity: What is a 'Cyber Peace Institute,' anyway?
Microsoft wants to get into the attribution game, but through its Cyber Peace Institute. What's that all about?
Government cyber reskilling programs are just getting started, Federal CIO says
Federal CISO Suzette Kent says the two rounds of academies have had more than 2,300 federal employees apply in all.
Election commission says it won’t de-certify voting systems running old versions of Windows
The disclosure highlights the challenge of keeping voting systems secure after a vendor ceases offering support for a product.
Sen. Warner says hacking, disinformation are the future of war, and urges the U.S. to keep up
Sen. Mark Warner says the world has entered a new phase of nation-state conflict in which cyberwarfare and information warfare are the primary means...
