"We have long said Russia and other nation-states are targeting our elections. We knew this to be true in 2016, we know it's true today and we know they will continue to attempt to interfere." Keep Reading
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted shortfalls in the availability of and access to key resources. Keep Reading
The problem of IP loss within the U.S. DIB is also caused by Chinese officials exploiting privileged relationships. Keep Reading
From Russian campaign influence operations to how hack-proof our voting systems are, learn more about the risks and what must be done to mitigate threats as Americans head to cast their votes. Keep Reading
The Washington Institute has launched a comprehensive interactive map and timeline of Hezbollah's global terrorist activity from the group's founding through 2020. Keep Reading
The Department of Homeland Security on Friday said it would “discontinue” collecting information on members of the press -- a practice that experts said was out of the agency's purview and was alarming and "disheartening." Keep Reading
Given that the development of 5G could transform the global distribution of power by stimulating the fourth technological revolution, the United States has every incentive to dedicate their extensive resources to the race. Keep Reading
MI6 has been accused of “inappropriate interference” after two of its officers allegedly asked a chief clerk at the investigatory powers tribunal to conceal secret material relating to the agency from its presiding judges. Keep Reading
“The coronavirus pandemic and recent protests, for instance, continue to serve as fodder for foreign influence and disinformation efforts in America.” Keep Reading
O’Brien came down with the coronavirus after a family event and has been isolating at home while still running the National Security Council, doing most of his work by phone, according to a person familiar with the situation. Keep Reading
The nearly five hours of videos found on the server, which IBM reported publicly on Thursday, include evidence of a suspected Iranian hacker stealing data from the personal email and social media accounts of an enlisted member of the U.S. Navy and a Greek naval officer. Keep Reading
Nakasone said the goal is to build on lessons learned from 2018 midterm elections for 2020 so the U.S. will, "know our adversaries better than they know themselves." Keep Reading
The Intelligence and Security Committee report questions whether the U.K. government took its eye off the ball on Russia, and finds that they underestimated the response required to the Russian threat and are still playing catch up. Keep Reading
America’s intelligence agencies risk slipping back into dangerous pre-9/11 habits, a recently departed top counterterrorism official is warning in his first public remarks on the matter. Keep Reading
System owners and administrators are encouraged to follow the mitigation steps in the advisory to reduce risk of being compromised by this actor. Keep Reading
In response to the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, NASA, ESA (European Space Agency), and JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) have joined forces to use the collective scientific power of their Earth-observing satellite data to document planet-wide changes in the environment and human society. The wealth of these agencies’ collective information now is available at the… Keep Reading
On July 2, a large-scale Referral Action Day targeting terrorist content online took place at Europol involving units from Europol’s European Counter Terrorism and 17 countries (13 EU member states and 4 non-EU countries). Keep Reading
Nearly all of the deaths and 26 injuries were the result of jihadist attacks. However, the number of jihadist attacks continued to see a decrease while right-wing attacks and, in particular, left-wing attacks saw an increase during 2019. Keep Reading
U.S.-based social media companies have a responsibility to combat foreign interference taking place via their platforms, especially those with large American user bases. Keep Reading
The new indictment does not add additional counts to the prior 18-count superseding indictment returned against Assange in May 2019. It does, however, broaden the scope of the conspiracy surrounding alleged computer intrusions. Keep Reading