Report: State-Sponsored Hackers Are Getting Better at Hiding Their Identities
Security researchers also warn Iran might be gearing up to target U.S. companies with information warfare.
Security researchers also warn Iran might be gearing up to target U.S. companies with information warfare.
Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Dan Sullivan resurrected a bill that would allow the agency to share information on election threat with foreign countries.
The agency’s acting deputy secretary called the project’s $16 billion price-tag “an educated guess.”
Overworked trainers and penetration testers can’t properly simulate the worst real-world threats, leaving operators “overconfident.”
Researchers at the Naval Surface Warfare Center have a lot of classified information stored on digital devices and issued a solicitation to literally watch it all burn.
Industry responses are due Feb. 15.
Bad actors could use 2016 election interference tactics to suppress response rates in the 2020 count, said Deputy Director Ron Jarmin.
That includes three governmentwide contracts operated by another Health and Human Services office.
Rebooting the government after a shutdown is not an immediate process and contractors are waiting for invoices to be paid.
Federal and local law enforcement are combining efforts—and technology assets—to secure the biggest sport event of the year.