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Internal EU report on coronavirus disinformation was harsher on China than public release
An EU assessment on disinformation and the novel coronavirus was watered down significantly — with some language criticizing the Chinese government removed.
When it comes to cybersecurity, the federal government is nowhere to be found
In this op-ed, Robert Ackerman calls on the federal government to take more of a role in the security of the economy's digital assets.
Political parties are still struggling with cybersecurity basics
With international elections approaching, researchers assessed parties' digital readiness.
In issuing 5G recommendations, E.U. spurns U.S. hardline on Huawei
Compared to the U.S. hardline on Huawei, the E.U. is taking a middle-of-the-road approach to 5G security.
DHS officials plan Europe trip to brief allies on election security, gather intel for 2020
“If I can go over there and get ahead of the curve … and bring those defensive measures back to the blue team here, I think we’ll be better off for [2020],” DHS's Chris Krebs said.
Kremlin interference in EU vote is likely, says Estonian spy agency
Russia' meddling will likely focus on France, Germany and Italy in an effort to secure as many parliamentary seats for pro-Kremlin candidates as possible, Estonia's foreign intelligence agency said.
