The executive tabletop scenario involved grid restoration after a crippling combined cyber and physical attack on electricity and natural gas systems in the northeast U.S. and southern Ontario, including copycat attacks. Keep Reading
COVID-19 could be a once-in-a-lifetime event, or we could see a new health threat emerge next year. Keep Reading
An INTERPOL-led operation to strengthen counterterrorism action in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda has triggered investigations in several countries. Keep Reading
King’s College London has launched a new app which tracks symptoms related to COVID-19, allowing anyone to self-report daily. Keep Reading
In response to the rumor mill, the Federal Emergency Management Agency also released a mythbusters guide addressing allegations from impending military action to prepper hoarding. Keep Reading
The dataset represents the most extensive machine-readable Coronavirus literature collection available for data and text mining to date, with over 29,000 articles, more than 13,000 of which have full text. Keep Reading
As the United States counts more cases of the coronavirus that originated in China, agencies including the CDC and WHO and health experts are assessing whether or not we're prepared and what Americans can do. Keep Reading
A team of medical research and bioethics experts at Oxford University in the U.K. are supporting several European governments to explore the feasibility of a coronavirus mobile app for instant contact tracing. Keep Reading
INFOGRAPHIC: With an event as chaotic as a pandemic, federal departments activate their responsibilities to bring order to the response and cover the bases in protecting the American people. Keep Reading
CISA director says he needs "workforce, workforce, workforce, workforce… to be successful in this space, to be truly a customer-centric organization, I have to have personnel out in the field" and "that's going to require significant investment." Keep Reading
There is a growing business case for not only creating a culture of cybersecurity, but training employees as sentries. Keep Reading
CISA's Harrell: "Based off of current events and the frequency of events, I am convinced that this country is becoming more and more violent every single day." Keep Reading
The Mexican Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection, the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Europol are in talks to expand and deepen collaboration on security matters. Keep Reading
After years of wrangling, The United Kingdom agreed to leave the European Union on January 31 2020. This first year will be a transition period, meaning that nothing will really change while agreements are being reached across multiple sectors. But what happens next? Keep Reading
First year of implementation leaves questions about whether it will be able to "meaningfully" enhance capabilities. Keep Reading
The committee will establish an early notification network to facilitate timely sharing of actionable information on cyber threats, incidents, and security concerns. Keep Reading
Participants exchanged information on their experiences and methods adopted in their respective countries to address the management of convicted terrorists both during sentences and after release. Keep Reading
DHS has identified four critical priority areas for attention in the FY 2020 grant cycle: cybersecurity, soft targets and crowded places, intelligence and information sharing, and emerging threats. Keep Reading
Paper offers recommendations that government can take to help mitigate the threat of the malicious insider while still respecting individuals’ privacy. Keep Reading
Bipartisan Commission on Biodefense discusses zoonotic origins, trying to slow progression and the danger of antibiotic resistance. Keep Reading