DHS agencies have been testing face-scanning technology on departing passengers at airports in Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, Las Vegas, Miami, New York City, Houston, and Washington, D.C. Keep Reading
Two in three Republicans say the FBI is biased against Donald Trump, while most Democrats said FBI is “just trying to do their job." Keep Reading
Coordinating intelligence and law enforcement information will improve identification of "terrorists, criminals, and other nefarious actors trying to enter and remain," says White House. Keep Reading
HCCIC might add to industry confusion caused by overlapping and duplicative federal cybersecurity rules and alerts, senator suggested last year. Keep Reading
Report recommends governments make cyber policy using an ongoing iterative process in place of one that is "ad hoc and crisis-driven" and produces "patchwork legislation.” Keep Reading
Classified information could be releasable to allied nations, while CUI could have a restricted dissemination that does not allow sharing. Keep Reading
John Bennett, special agent in charge in San Francisco, wrote at the time, “These events are hard to hear and harder to comprehend.” Keep Reading
Terror group wants Americans to dismiss police findings while employing propaganda to distort the crime to their benefit. Keep Reading
Chinese intelligence services have been attempting to extract information and find intelligence sources by creating fake profiles on the networking site. Keep Reading
Evanina serves as the head of counterintelligence for the U.S. government and as the principal CI and Security advisor to the Director of National Intelligence. Keep Reading
Right-wing groups are excellent students of ISIS and groups like it, and outperform ISIS on social media. Keep Reading
Director assures staff "talk is cheap" after House Intelligence Committee document alleges Bureau withheld info on warrants. Keep Reading
IT specialists with the airport operating company FMG will work together with experts from the European aviation industry to develop strategies. Keep Reading
The stoppage brought fresh worries that the industry’s funding problems are likely to get worse before they get better. Keep Reading
ISIS evolving beyond its onetime caliphate, high-profile events pose unique security threats, and tensions with rogue nations mount. Keep Reading
Agency says database being built as investigative tool and “will not collect nor contribute any data to a national public or private database through this contract.” Keep Reading
The office has been operational for two years on a network test node in Harris County, which is about 90 miles northwest of Brazos and one of FirstNet’s five Early Builder projects. Keep Reading
Legislative process may well signal the ebbing of the wave of reaction from the 2013 Snowden revelations concerning U.S. intelligence spying on the activities of American citizens. Keep Reading
CIA director: "If it turns out the coin just ends up tails instead of heads, so be it. We're going go next day and go crush our adversary one more time." Keep Reading
Timing is everything. Three days — including a weekend — is not quite enough to cause production problems that really hurt. Just days into the U.S. government shutdown in 2013, several defense companies threatened to furlough thousands of their employees whose jobs were tied to federal facilities or projects that were curtailed. This year, that… Keep Reading