Trump's decision moves Cyber Command one step closer from being moved away from the National Security Agency.

New research says that the Fancy Bear group, best known for breaking into the Democratic National Committee, have been using a leaked NSA espionage tool to target hotels across Europe in an apparent attempt to spy on specific guests.

CyberScoop's Shaun Waterman talks about the movement (or lack thereof) on splitting U.S. Cyber Command from the NSA with Cybersecurity Today's John Bambenek.

The Pentagon has not finally decided whether to separate the leadership of the NNSA and U.S. Cyber Command, and has not begun to meet the congressionally mandated conditions for doing so.

The probe includes the threat of a current intelligence community employee being connected to the Shadow Brokers, who have leaked NSA tools over the past year.

The framework, dubbed "Chainiac," makes it extremely difficult for governments to force vulnerabilities into the software supply chain.