DHS holds election security exercise with states to prep for midterms

McAfee is the latest private company to offer free services for election security.

Raymond Uadiale sent about $94,000 in ill-gotten funds to the U.K., according to court documents.

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.

Election equipment was digitally poked and prodded over the weekend as experts called for change based on what happened at DEF CON.

Petro Poroshenko has taken an anti-Russian line while embracing the West, making his ouster at the polls – or through other means – a goal for Moscow.

The Secure Elections Act would let states to replace outdated machines, among other forms of assistance from the federal government.

New research found that everything from DDoS attacks to WannaCry was done with reused code.

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.

The minister of communications and information says the attackers used sophisticated methods to conduct the hack and evade detection.

The DNC has warned candidates running in the 2018 midterm elections not to use devices made by Chinese telecom firms.

On Thursday, National Security Adviser John Bolton issued a strong defense of President Trump’s “extensive, historic” efforts to strengthen the security of U.S. elections.

The FBI's legal attaché program was crucial to bringing down the alleged FIN7 leaders.

Sen. Ron Wyden has asked the Department of Homeland Security how it is turning the implementation of an important email security protocol at federal civilian agencies into “actionable cyber intelligence” to guard against hackers.

A criminal hacking group purporting to be from Pakistan has in recent months carried out a string of attacks against governmental organizations, according to new research.

Three Ukrainians accused of hacking vast quantities of financial data from U.S. businesses have been indicted, the Department of Justice announced Wednesday.

Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday delivered the most direct and high-profile appeal from the Trump administration to states to accept federal aid in securing election systems.

A number of high-priority DHS programs focused on cybersecurity are operating at backup locations or have been knocked completely offline, multiple sources tell CyberScoop.

DHS plans to unveil a new interagency center to help critical infrastructure firms assess the risk that a ceaseless stream of cyberthreats pose to their networks.

The move looks to be a BGP hijack.

The dilemma presents the latest — and perhaps fiercest — technological showdown between Washington and Beijing to date.