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Howard Schmidt: Forcing intelligent cyber conversation
He was not out to instill fear. But he was out to offer a dose of reality. To make everybody understand.
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Howard A. Schmidt, former White House cybersecurity adviser, dies at 67
The chief cybersecurity adviser to Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, Howard A. Schmidt, died Thursday after a long battle with cancer.
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Pence used private email as governor, got phished
Vice President Mike Pence used a private email account to conduct public business as Indiana’s governor, according to public records obtained by the Indianapolis Star.
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4 questions set scope of House Intel Committee’s Russia investigation
The four points of inquiry in the committees probe represent a bipartisan compromise, after Ranking Member Schiff openly criticized Nunes for his determination that intelligence would not show connections between Russia and Trumps campaign.
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China calls for cyber sovereignty, stronger cyberwar defenses
China, which tightly censors the internet, called on Thursday for a new model for governing the web based on rules and order rather than the unfettered access seen in democratic societies.
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Probe of US-based Turkish hacker leads to Austrian intel fight
The investigation also shed light on professional rivalries between the two Austrian agencies that might have hurt the investigation.
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SANS offers cyber courses to civilians, vets at Baltimore event
Vets can use their GI Bill benefits to take courses as they work toward their graduate degrees.
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IRS: Beware of phishing email scam
It’s tax time and scammers are out in full force. Several federal agencies including the IRS are on hand to help businesses and consumers.
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Should cybersecurity be a human right?
Having access to the internet is increasingly considered to be an emerging human right. The next step to help ensure some measure of cyber peace online may be for cybersecurity to be recognized as a human right, too.
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Russian military adds new branch: Info warfare troops
Russian military officials acknowledge existence of information warfare troops, which “protect the national defense interests and engage in information warfare.”
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Howard Schmidt: Forcing intelligent cyber conversation
He was not out to instill fear. But he was out to offer a dose of reality. To make everybody understand.
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Howard A. Schmidt, former White House cybersecurity adviser, dies at 67
The chief cybersecurity adviser to Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, Howard A. Schmidt, died Thursday after a long battle with cancer.
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Pence used private email as governor, got phished
Vice President Mike Pence used a private email account to conduct public business as Indiana’s governor, according to public records obtained by the Indianapolis Star.
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4 questions set scope of House Intel Committee’s Russia investigation
The four points of inquiry in the committees probe represent a bipartisan compromise, after Ranking Member Schiff openly criticized Nunes for his determination that intelligence would not show connections between Russia and Trumps campaign.
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China calls for cyber sovereignty, stronger cyberwar defenses
China, which tightly censors the internet, called on Thursday for a new model for governing the web based on rules and order rather than the unfettered access seen in democratic societies.
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Probe of US-based Turkish hacker leads to Austrian intel fight
The investigation also shed light on professional rivalries between the two Austrian agencies that might have hurt the investigation.
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SANS offers cyber courses to civilians, vets at Baltimore event
Vets can use their GI Bill benefits to take courses as they work toward their graduate degrees.
-
IRS: Beware of phishing email scam
It’s tax time and scammers are out in full force. Several federal agencies including the IRS are on hand to help businesses and consumers.
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Should cybersecurity be a human right?
Having access to the internet is increasingly considered to be an emerging human right. The next step to help ensure some measure of cyber peace online may be for cybersecurity to be recognized as a human right, too.
-
Russian military adds new branch: Info warfare troops
Russian military officials acknowledge existence of information warfare troops, which “protect the national defense interests and engage in information warfare.”
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Howard Schmidt: Forcing intelligent cyber conversation
He was not out to instill fear. But he was out to offer a dose of reality. To make everybody understand.
-
Howard A. Schmidt, former White House cybersecurity adviser, dies at 67
The chief cybersecurity adviser to Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, Howard A. Schmidt, died Thursday after a long battle with cancer.
-
Pence used private email as governor, got phished
Vice President Mike Pence used a private email account to conduct public business as Indiana’s governor, according to public records obtained by the Indianapolis Star.
-
4 questions set scope of House Intel Committee’s Russia investigation
The four points of inquiry in the committees probe represent a bipartisan compromise, after Ranking Member Schiff openly criticized Nunes for his determination that intelligence would not show connections between Russia and Trumps campaign.
-
China calls for cyber sovereignty, stronger cyberwar defenses
China, which tightly censors the internet, called on Thursday for a new model for governing the web based on rules and order rather than the unfettered access seen in democratic societies.
-
Probe of US-based Turkish hacker leads to Austrian intel fight
The investigation also shed light on professional rivalries between the two Austrian agencies that might have hurt the investigation.
-
SANS offers cyber courses to civilians, vets at Baltimore event
Vets can use their GI Bill benefits to take courses as they work toward their graduate degrees.
-
IRS: Beware of phishing email scam
It’s tax time and scammers are out in full force. Several federal agencies including the IRS are on hand to help businesses and consumers.
-
Should cybersecurity be a human right?
Having access to the internet is increasingly considered to be an emerging human right. The next step to help ensure some measure of cyber peace online may be for cybersecurity to be recognized as a human right, too.
-
Russian military adds new branch: Info warfare troops
Russian military officials acknowledge existence of information warfare troops, which “protect the national defense interests and engage in information warfare.”
