DHS chief: We’re cracking down on hackers more than Obama did

While state officials differ on the federal government's involvement in election security, there's little disagreement that more more money would be better.

Members of the Senate Intelligence Committee said they would consider plans offered by a Obama administration official to fight back against Russian aggression in cyberspace.

A bipartisan group urged Google to reconsider their partnership with Huawei due to national security concerns.

The attackers, dubbed "Thrip" by analysts, have reemerged after they seemingly went underground for more than two years.

A new bipartisan Senate bill tries to get to the bottom of supply chain risk by setting up a federal acquisition council to get national-security and civilian agencies on the same page.

The group that hacked into the IT behind the Winter Olympics has resurfaced.

The U.S. government should decide how to retaliate against the worst attacks on the country’s private sector.

The Vault 7 leaks became public in March 2017 and gave an unprecedented look at the CIA's hacking capabilities.

The House of Representatives' version, which omits the ZTE ban, has to be reconciled with the Senate bill.

To try to demystify the data-breach discussion on Capitol Hill, cybersecurity firm FireEye held a quiet training session for roughly 40 Senate and House staffers last month.

A Chinese hacking group broke into a national data center in Mongolia late last year, quietly planting malware into local government websites.

Two top South Korean cybersecurity experts cautioned Thursday that their country is not prepared to stem the tide of North Korean hacking, regardless of two recent summits with Pyongyang that have taken place.

Days after the historic United States-North Korea summit, the Department of Homeland Security and FBI has warned U.S. industry about a malware variant tied to North Korean government hackers.

Kaspersky Lab pulled out of a partnership with Europol on Wednesday after the European Parliament passed a resolution characterizing Kaspersky “confirmed as malicious” and calling for a company ban.

The Department of Homeland Security is looking to expand a program that breaks into federal networks and tells agencies how it was done, says Rob Karas, the official leading the exercises.

The government is currently planning a cybersecurity program that would allow federally funded national scientific laboratories to privately probe and then document security flaws existing in U.S. election technology, most of which is developed and sold by private companies, according to a senior U.S. official.

The DHS office charged with protecting critical infrastructure needs to get better at assessing cyber risk rather than chasing threats, according to a top agency official.

President Donald Trump plans to nominate Karen Evans, a veteran of federal IT security, to be assistant secretary of Energy for cybersecurity, energy security and emergency response.

Senators are making a renewed push to secure voting infrastructure ahead of the midterm elections.

William Evanina, the Director of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, told CyberScoop that the damage has been done with regards to the Moscow-based company.