Seven designated agencies - the Departments of Homeland Security, Justice, Defense, Commerce, Energy, and the Treasury, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence - developed government-wide policies, procedures, and guidelines to assist federal and nonfederal entities in their efforts to receive and share cybersecurity information. Keep Reading
Nielsen went to Jordan to participate in the Aqaba Process, an international meeting to discuss international counterterrorism efforts. Keep Reading
NIST seeks comments from any public safety official who use public safety mobile and wearable devices; the deadline for public comments is Jan. 7. Keep Reading
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) noted CyberX’s industrial cybersecurity platform when recommending new ways of securing manufacturing industrial control systems in its November report. Keep Reading
The NRCC breach also raises the issue of campaign committees being soft targets when compared to other government entities. Keep Reading
Every cybersecurity headline serves as a warning that no organization is immune from attacks. So what can we do? Keep Reading
G2 provides solutions for challenges affecting the nation’s ability to collect, target, store, analyze and defend digital information. Areas of expertise include national cyber defense, computer network exploitation, cyber analytics and the distributed analytic platform. Keep Reading
The government has to cost-effectively allocate attention and resources to protecting our most critical information assets. Keep Reading
When you use a VPN, your IP address is masked, which means that you enjoy the privilege of accessing the web with anonymity, making it harder for these ransomware creators to target your computer. Keep Reading
Some of the deceptive tactics observed included fake movie playbacks and fake torrent downloads targeting both Windows and Mac systems. Keep Reading
