Faller noted there "could be a weather-related event" that "would call for a larger infrastructure footprint that could hold into the tens of thousands." Keep Reading
Brexit should matter for Washington within a broader political context, one that extends to defense, foreign, and security policy. As the United Kingdom reevaluates how it engages with the European Union and, therefore, Europe, so too should the United States. Keep Reading
In 2018, 41 states used voting machines older than 10 – an eternity in a time of evolving cyber threats. Keep Reading
A new report by the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations takes an in-depth look into agency cybersecurity and calls for action to address vulnerabilities. Keep Reading
"We hope tax professionals will use our checklist as a starting point to do everything necessary to protect their client’s data.” Keep Reading
Senators from both parties are unhappy with new Trump administration rules giving political appointees at two government agencies more power. Keep Reading
The usual panoply of issues includes requiring the CIA to investigate Russia’s meddling in U.S. elections and codifying a recent reorganization of the security clearance process. Keep Reading
The White House announced the summit in June, describing it as an event to bring together "digital leaders for a robust conversation." Keep Reading
"Secure sea lines of communications are essential, not only for the countries in the region, but also for other nations," U.S. lawmakers hear in Poland. Keep Reading
"CBP immediately informed DHS Office of the Inspector General and initiated an investigation," said Klein after report of vulgar and offensive posts. Keep Reading
