PPD-20 elimination opens arguments over how U.S. should conduct offensive hacking operations
Lawmakers and key officials sounded off Thursday after President Donald Trump rescinded a key cyberwar policy directive.
DHS holds election security exercise with states to prep for midterms
With less than three months until the midterm elections, federal agencies worked with 44 states on all types of attack scenarios.
Research shows gap in House, Senate candidates' website security
Nearly 30 percent of House of Representatives candidates have significant security issues in their websites compared to less than 5 percent of Senate candidates, according to new research.
New vuln in Microsoft Active Directory lets attackers bypass multi-factor authentication
Okta found a vulnerability in Microsoft’s popular identity management directory that could let a hacker circumvent multi-factor authentication.
DEF CON’s Voting Village tests hacker-government collaboration
Election equipment was digitally poked and prodded over the weekend as experts called for change based on what happened at DEF CON.
Health care cyber experts tout progress in vulnerability disclosure at BSides Vegas
The delicate process for disclosing software and hardware bugs in medical devices has made important strides in recent years as the threat of lawsuits against security researchers has receded.