Fed contractors aren’t using DMARC, new study finds
Just one of the 50 biggest federal IT contractors have adopted an important email security measure to guard against phishing, according to a new study.
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Internet infrastructure server hijacked for $152,000 Ether theft
A heist carried out through the DNS tubes.
‘Aggressive posture’ defines election security work, DHS official tells senators
A senior Department of Homeland Security official on Tuesday defended the department’s work to help secure voting systems before midterm elections as a top Democratic lawmaker worried…
Sentencing delayed for FSB’s email-popping hacker pawn
Baratov is charged with building a for-profit hacking empire whose customers included Russian intelligence.
SEC fines Yahoo remnant Altaba $35 million for failing to disclose breach
The SEC said Yahoo didn't properly investigate or consider whether to inform investors of its 2014 breach, which didn't become public until two years later.
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The NSA now officially has a new chief
Gen. Paul Nakasone, an experienced military leader with a unique background in cyber-operations and intelligence gathering, will be the next person to take on the "dual hat"…
Open letter urges states to spend election security funds wisely
Signatories include election security experts from think tanks and universities, former state election officials and former federal government officials.
Improving cybersecurity visibility at state and local government agencies
Report highlights security gaps in state and local government networks as IT leaders manage an increasing diversity of computing assets.
The future of mobile innovation in federal government
New mobile technology advances are enabling innovations in immersive training, mobile productivity and security at civilian and defense agencies.
Australia and Portugal join NATO cyber cooperative
The countries are joining the same week that the NATO group is holding its annual Locked Shields cyberdefense exercise.
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