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 spread of false information during disasters "can cause confusion, inundate government resources, be used by malicious actors to scam/steal, and even create physical threats." Keep Reading
In 2010, the FBI discovered a deeply undercover network of spies living here illegally. Many of them lived for decades under foreign names, successfully impersonating foreigners, and even their own children did not know who their parents really were. Keep Reading
Analysts from law enforcement agencies throughout Austin, San Antonio, San Angelo, and local Del Rio and Eagle Pass areas were in attendance for this annual event. Keep Reading
According to the contracts, ACSI is expected to receive fees in the aggregate amount of up to $9.0 million, subject to certain approvals from local authorities and systems acceptances. Keep Reading
Legal experts worry that immigration agents could potentially use this secret data to flag entire categories of people that fit “suspect” profiles. Keep Reading
For a decade after the Soviet Union’s collapse, the CIA and the FBI were mired in Cold War structures, priorities, processes, and cultures. Keep Reading
The DoDIIS Worldwide Conference offers multiple opportunities to share experiences, network with government and industry, and access the latest solutions. Keep Reading
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When Coats leaves on Aug. 15, by law the deputy DNI is supposed to fill the role until a permanent replacement is confirmed. Keep Reading