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![Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/download-7.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]
Sponsored by Kerry Long, program manager for IARPA talked about the future challenges involved in the cyber domain.
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Multifactor authentication like a dog at the door [Video]
Sponsored by Homeland Security Deputy CTO Rob Palmer compared MFA to man’s best friend.
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IRS launches first civilian agency bug bounty program
First Hack the Pentagon, then Hack the Army, now Hack the IRS.
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DHS will grow as government shrinks
Trump took firm stances on homeland security issues during the campaign.
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Trump administration promises more aggressive, less political cyber stance
In an election that rarely dipped into policy specifics, cybersecurity was front and center as both a political weapon and a major platform for both parties.
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DOJ Civil Rights Division sending poll monitors to 28 states
While the Justice Department will be sending out fewer election observers in total this election, the Civil Rights Division will be out in force, with more than 500 staffers being deployed to 28 states on Nov. 8.
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IG: 18F has three months to make $56M
GSA’s inspector general issued a report slamming 18F’s funding methods and failure to recoup costs over the last three years.
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For Secret Service CIO, cybersecurity is the mission
U.S. Secret Service CIO Kevin Nally talks about managing IT for one of the most respected organizations in the country.
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Intel agencies confirm Russia behind political hacks
The Department of Homeland Security head confirms what has been widely spoken about: The Russian government is using cyberattacks to influence the 2016 election.
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Commentary: Why FBI should watch reaction to Yahoo/NSA story
The public reaction to news that Yahoo Mail built a back door for the NSA will inform law enforcement’s next move in the “going dark” debate.
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Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]
Sponsored by Kerry Long, program manager for IARPA talked about the future challenges involved in the cyber domain.
-
Multifactor authentication like a dog at the door [Video]
Sponsored by Homeland Security Deputy CTO Rob Palmer compared MFA to man’s best friend.
-
IRS launches first civilian agency bug bounty program
First Hack the Pentagon, then Hack the Army, now Hack the IRS.
-
DHS will grow as government shrinks
Trump took firm stances on homeland security issues during the campaign.
-
Trump administration promises more aggressive, less political cyber stance
In an election that rarely dipped into policy specifics, cybersecurity was front and center as both a political weapon and a major platform for both parties.
-
DOJ Civil Rights Division sending poll monitors to 28 states
While the Justice Department will be sending out fewer election observers in total this election, the Civil Rights Division will be out in force, with more than 500 staffers being deployed to 28 states on Nov. 8.
-
IG: 18F has three months to make $56M
GSA’s inspector general issued a report slamming 18F’s funding methods and failure to recoup costs over the last three years.
-
For Secret Service CIO, cybersecurity is the mission
U.S. Secret Service CIO Kevin Nally talks about managing IT for one of the most respected organizations in the country.
-
Intel agencies confirm Russia behind political hacks
The Department of Homeland Security head confirms what has been widely spoken about: The Russian government is using cyberattacks to influence the 2016 election.
-
Commentary: Why FBI should watch reaction to Yahoo/NSA story
The public reaction to news that Yahoo Mail built a back door for the NSA will inform law enforcement’s next move in the “going dark” debate.
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![Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/download-7.jpg.jpg?w=600)
Merged infrastructure, mutually assured destruction future of cybersecurity [Video]
Sponsored by Kerry Long, program manager for IARPA talked about the future challenges involved in the cyber domain.
-
![Multifactor authentication like a dog at the door [Video]](https://staging.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/download-8.jpg.jpg?w=600)
Multifactor authentication like a dog at the door [Video]
Sponsored by Homeland Security Deputy CTO Rob Palmer compared MFA to man’s best friend.
-
IRS launches first civilian agency bug bounty program
First Hack the Pentagon, then Hack the Army, now Hack the IRS.
-
DHS will grow as government shrinks
Trump took firm stances on homeland security issues during the campaign.
-
Trump administration promises more aggressive, less political cyber stance
In an election that rarely dipped into policy specifics, cybersecurity was front and center as both a political weapon and a major platform for both parties.
-
DOJ Civil Rights Division sending poll monitors to 28 states
While the Justice Department will be sending out fewer election observers in total this election, the Civil Rights Division will be out in force, with more than 500 staffers being deployed to 28 states on Nov. 8.
-
IG: 18F has three months to make $56M
GSA’s inspector general issued a report slamming 18F’s funding methods and failure to recoup costs over the last three years.
-
For Secret Service CIO, cybersecurity is the mission
U.S. Secret Service CIO Kevin Nally talks about managing IT for one of the most respected organizations in the country.
-
Intel agencies confirm Russia behind political hacks
The Department of Homeland Security head confirms what has been widely spoken about: The Russian government is using cyberattacks to influence the 2016 election.
-
Commentary: Why FBI should watch reaction to Yahoo/NSA story
The public reaction to news that Yahoo Mail built a back door for the NSA will inform law enforcement’s next move in the “going dark” debate.
