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A new Commerce Department website aims to give schools, libraries and job training centers the tools to help teach computer and Internet skills to Americans who are new to the Net.
Melissa Hathaway, president of Hathaway Global Strategies and the former White House cybersecurity advisor, shares her insights.
Marketing could be the new required course for would be cyber criminals.
The White House is proposing cybersecurity legislation that gives the Department of Homeland Security oversight of federal civilian networks.
A scammer selling cheap adobe software has hacked into NASA websites.
There are some concerns about which agency has cybersecurity oversight of state-jurisdictional electric lines. NERC\'s Gerry Cauley explains what they are, and what he thinks should be done.
The White House on Thursday is expected to unveil its proposal to enhance the nation\'s cybersecurity, laying out plans to require industry to better protect systems that run critical infrastructure like the electrical grid, financial systems and nuclear power plants.
The latest markup of the 2012 Defense Authorization lays out how DoD can carry out secret operations in cyberspace.
Lockheed has officially opened a new cyber lab devoted to cyber security research, and will work closely with CMU faculty.
Clandestine operations in cyberspace included in 2012 Defense Authorization bill.
In a column for Federal News Radio, Ft. Meade Commander Col. Dan Thomas says, \"By this fall, the official worker population of Fort Meade will have grown to more than 48,000. This is 13,000 more personnel than we had three years ago - you do the math: if BRAC growth is 5,400, who are all these other people?\"
Findings have been released for the 2011 (ISC)² Global Information Security Workforce Study.
A computer bug similar to spyware has been developed by the FBI to trace the source of cyber crimes, and it remains on a suspect\'s machine forever.
The CIA estimates the intelligence haul to be the size of a small college library. Pace University\'s Darren Hayes explains it for us.