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With just three months remaining for the Office of Science and Technology to report to President Joe Biden on the cybersecurity risks and benefits of establishing a central bank digital currency, per a March executive order, a key official was all ears at an event the Atlantic Council hosted on the question Wednesday. Carole House,…
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Chinese government hackers have successfully exploited flaws that have been around for years in the systems of U.S. network providers, redirecting traffic to their own infrastructure, federal agencies warn, urging organizations to regularly patch the kinds of products that are affected. The threat actors have targeted public and private-sector organizations across the globe, according to…
Read More “China Compromised Telecom Firms Using Known Vulnerabilities, Federal Agencies Warn” »
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Read More “New Report Points to Cyber Risks in TVA Control Systems” »
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An expert panel is calling on the White House-based Office of the National Cyber Director to steer a governmentwide cybersecurity workforce strategy to address long-standing workforce shortages. The report, issued Thursday, comes from an offshoot of the congressionally chartered Cyberspace Solarium Commission called CSC 2.0, housed at the nonprofit Foundation for the Defense of Democracies. …
Read More “Solarium Successor Wants the White House to Lead on Cyber Workforce Strategy” »
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A bill that would require federal contractors to, among other things, continually disclose potential conflicts of interest passed the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. “Federal contractors like McKinsey have acted against the best interest of our country, communities and citizens, said Sen. Maggie Hassan, D-N.H. “I’m pleased to see that we were able…
Read More “Senate Homeland Clears Bill to Avoid Conflicts of Interest in Federal Contracting” »
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Read More “GAO: Defense Department Isn’t Doing Enough to Protect Sensitive Information” »
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Read More “CISA Orders Agencies to Mitigate VMWare Vulnerabilities Under Deadline” »
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Read More “US, Allied Cybersecurity Agencies, Advise Reviewing Contracts with Tech Vendors” »
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Read More “US and Allies Attribute Attack on U.S. Satellite Provider in Ukraine to Russia” »
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Read More “Report: Cybersecurity Workforce Needs to Grow by Two-Thirds to Protect Assets” »
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The U.S. military conducted several missions in 2021 aimed at confronting cyber threats through what are known as “hunt forward” operations—where cyber defense specialists are deployed to assist allies in tracking down and exposing malicious activity in cyberspace. Gen. Paul Nakasone says his office had a team in Ukrainian capital Kyiv since 2018, and that…
Read More “NSA Chief: Cyber Command Did 9 International Missions Last Year” »
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Military officials from the Naval Postgraduate School and representatives from Microsoft say a new contract to explore technology in four cyber research areas is a sweet deal for everyone. “This allows us to let Microsoft inside of our problem space, and allow them to go out and build better things that will serve the military…
Read More “Microsoft, DoD Partners Celebrate Cooperative Research and Development Agreement” »
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology is about to publish guidance for securing enterprises against supply chain hacks following the SolarWinds event and other major third-party attacks targeting critical infrastructure. “The flagship cybersecurity supply chain risk management guidance is [Special Publication 800-161],” NIST’s Angela Smith said. “We’re going to actually be releasing the first…
Read More “NIST Official: Revised Cybersecurity Supply-Chain Guidance Imminent” »
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Read More “CISA Adds Industrial Control System Specialists to Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative” »
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Read More “DOJ Disrupts Botnet Run by Russian State-Backed Hacking Group Sandworm” »
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National Cyber Director Chris Inglis made comments Thursday asserting overinvolvement by the White House in determining the actions of agencies with the responsibility to oversee certain sectors of critical infrastructure. But those statements were in reference to a previous administration, a White House official told Nextgov. Speaking on the role of sector risk management agencies…
Read More “White House Asserts Micromanagement Critique Was About a Previous Administration” »
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A lawyer for former Hillary Clinton campaign attorney Michael Sussmann revealed last week that federal agents never asked Sussmann the origin of the data he provided the FBI related to the Alfa Bank hoax. Beyond highlighting the hackery of the Crossfire Hurricane team, this revelation raises broader concerns about the cozy relationship between the government…
Read More “The Alfa Bank Hoax Is Looking A Lot Like Crossfire Hurricane” »
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Sometimes the absence of something is telling, like the dog that didn’t bark in the night. There has been a noticeable shift in misinformation and disinformation campaigns in U.S. social media ever since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24. “The Russians are [responsible for] maybe a third of the fake information on COVID and other…
Read More “Russian Disinformation: All Bot But No Bite?” »
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