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
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
“Support for these initiatives demonstrates how S&T is fostering responsible innovation to protect the nation’s people, infrastructure and assets while also protecting privacy." Keep Reading
The NRCC breach also raises the issue of campaign committees being soft targets when compared to other government entities. Keep Reading
Moses worked across 125 agencies to support a $15 billion cybersecurity budget and the priorities outlined in Executive Order 13800 on Strengthening the Cybersecurity of Federal Networks and Critical Infrastructure. Keep Reading
Computer learning allows the scanner to distinguish between threats and non-threats but without the need for passengers to keep still or remove outer clothing or mobile phones. Keep Reading
In addition to long-term aspirational goals, map out short-term micro-goals for organizational success. Keep Reading
"By our estimates, this technology will be convincing enough by the time of the 2020 presidential election.” Keep Reading
Customers flying direct to an international destination on Delta, Aeromexico, Air France, KLM or Virgin Atlantic Airways can now choose to use facial recognition technology from curb to gate. Keep Reading
The cybercriminal underworld will consolidate, creating fewer but stronger malware-as-a-service families that will actively work together, predicts McAfee. Keep Reading
