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NDAA pushes U.S. Cyber Command to be more aggressive
The Senate's version of the annual defense policy bill sets a road map for how U.S. Cyber Command will ramp up operations.
Enemies of U.S. continue cyberattacks without fear of reprisal, NSA director nominee says
Lt. Gen. Paul Nakasone indicated that deterrence against foreign cyberattacks is lacking, but that he would develop options to present to policymakers if nominated.
NSA chief ripped by Congress for cyberwar process he doesn't control
Neither President Donald Trump nor Secretary of Defense James Mattis has specifically directed Adm. Mike Rogers to “disrupt Russian cyberthreats where they originate."
NSA alerted France to 'Russian activity' against presidential campaign targets, Rogers says
We said, 'Look we are watching the Russians, we've seen them penetrate your infrastructure, here's what we've seen, what can we do to try to assist?'
New cybersecurity subcommittee formed under Senate Armed Services
The Senate Armed Services Committee welcomed a new subcommittee Wednesday focused on cybersecurity. The oversight and policy writing group will be led by Sen. Mike Rounds, R-SD., and ranking member Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla.
Spy agencies: We can't judge impact of hacking on election
"They did not change any vote tallies or anything of that sort," Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told a hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee on measuring the impact of Russian hacks around November's elections.