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Former fed gets 18 months for spear-phishing colleagues
The former Energy Department employee was caught in a sting offering to conduct a phishing campaign against his former colleagues.
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Report: 57M fed, military Social Security numbers stolen since 2005
Government and military have been hard hit but not as badly as other major sectors.
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The virtues of phishing your own employees
Civilian and defense cybersecurity officials tout the many benefits — some not so obvious — of training employees to spot phishing attempts.
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GSA needs input on cybersecurity services contract vehicle
The new vehicle will be a single stop for agencies looking for proactive and reactive services like pen testing and incident remediation.
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FDIC employee left job with 44,000 records
Agency officials quickly moved to recover the records and plug the leak.
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VA looks for help with wholesale move to cloud
Veterans Affairs wants to unify cloud procurements with the help of a single managing vendor.
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Draft encryption bill puts rule of law above privacy concerns
The discussion draft of a Senate bill on encryption starts and ends with meeting the needs of law enforcement.
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Senator: How is OMB helping agencies buy cybersecurity tools?
Sen. Tom Carper sent a letter to OMB’s director asking what is being done to speed up acquisition of cybersecurity tools.
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What is government’s role in Internet of Things economy?
The Commerce Department sees big opportunity in IoT but wants input on how the space is evolving and what challenges lie ahead.
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Clapper turns transparency working group into permanent council
The Intelligence Community Working Group officially became the IC Transparency Council on April 5.
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Former fed gets 18 months for spear-phishing colleagues
The former Energy Department employee was caught in a sting offering to conduct a phishing campaign against his former colleagues.
-
Report: 57M fed, military Social Security numbers stolen since 2005
Government and military have been hard hit but not as badly as other major sectors.
-
The virtues of phishing your own employees
Civilian and defense cybersecurity officials tout the many benefits — some not so obvious — of training employees to spot phishing attempts.
-
GSA needs input on cybersecurity services contract vehicle
The new vehicle will be a single stop for agencies looking for proactive and reactive services like pen testing and incident remediation.
-
FDIC employee left job with 44,000 records
Agency officials quickly moved to recover the records and plug the leak.
-
VA looks for help with wholesale move to cloud
Veterans Affairs wants to unify cloud procurements with the help of a single managing vendor.
-
Draft encryption bill puts rule of law above privacy concerns
The discussion draft of a Senate bill on encryption starts and ends with meeting the needs of law enforcement.
-
Senator: How is OMB helping agencies buy cybersecurity tools?
Sen. Tom Carper sent a letter to OMB’s director asking what is being done to speed up acquisition of cybersecurity tools.
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What is government’s role in Internet of Things economy?
The Commerce Department sees big opportunity in IoT but wants input on how the space is evolving and what challenges lie ahead.
-
Clapper turns transparency working group into permanent council
The Intelligence Community Working Group officially became the IC Transparency Council on April 5.
-
Former fed gets 18 months for spear-phishing colleagues
The former Energy Department employee was caught in a sting offering to conduct a phishing campaign against his former colleagues.
-
Report: 57M fed, military Social Security numbers stolen since 2005
Government and military have been hard hit but not as badly as other major sectors.
-
The virtues of phishing your own employees
Civilian and defense cybersecurity officials tout the many benefits — some not so obvious — of training employees to spot phishing attempts.
-
GSA needs input on cybersecurity services contract vehicle
The new vehicle will be a single stop for agencies looking for proactive and reactive services like pen testing and incident remediation.
-
FDIC employee left job with 44,000 records
Agency officials quickly moved to recover the records and plug the leak.
-
VA looks for help with wholesale move to cloud
Veterans Affairs wants to unify cloud procurements with the help of a single managing vendor.
-
Draft encryption bill puts rule of law above privacy concerns
The discussion draft of a Senate bill on encryption starts and ends with meeting the needs of law enforcement.
-
Senator: How is OMB helping agencies buy cybersecurity tools?
Sen. Tom Carper sent a letter to OMB’s director asking what is being done to speed up acquisition of cybersecurity tools.
-
What is government’s role in Internet of Things economy?
The Commerce Department sees big opportunity in IoT but wants input on how the space is evolving and what challenges lie ahead.
-
Clapper turns transparency working group into permanent council
The Intelligence Community Working Group officially became the IC Transparency Council on April 5.
