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The National Institute of Standards and Technology says there are six steps agencies should take. NIST issues new guidelines for securing wireless local area networks, or WiFi.
A new FCC report finds the providers have the power to crack down on attacks like botnets, domain name fraud and IP address hijacking.
The space agency\'s CIO Linda Cureton said the I3P contracts are helping NASA stay on pace as technology matures. The agency already is seeing benefits from the three awards made in 2011. February 23, 2012
Jenn Scholtes, who covers homeland security for CQ-Roll Call, joined In Depth with Francis Rose to discuss the legislative wrangling over the Senate cybersecurity bill.
A survey by the information security certifying organization (ISC)2 found demand is high and salaries increasing for information security personnel.
NIST\'s 2012 appropriations provided $10 million to establish the center near NIST\'s Gaithersburg, Md., campus.
The Army and DISA are using more disciplined processes to implement technology upgrades. Email-in-the-cloud also is giving the Army better a firmer cyber posture, and it opens the door for a host of emerging technologies because of better identity management.
Hackers might be gearing up to shut off power in your office. National Security Agency Director General Keith Alexander says the group Anonymous might have that capability in the next year or two.
According to a new report by Symantec\'s Norton Internet Security and Sperling\'s BestPlaces, Washington, D.C. has the highest risk of cybercrime in the country.
The CIA says its private sector funding arm, In-Q-Tel, will work with Reversing Labs to develop a program it will offer to both the public and private sectors.
A team of computer scientists at Wake-Forest University is creating an algorithm inspired by genetic survival of the fittest.
Hackers who broke into a security consulting firm Stratfor are now targeting the company\'s government subscribers.
Lawmakers at odds over critical infrastructure protection provisions. Sen. McCain promised to introduce a new version of a comprehensive cyber bill to focus on collaboration and information sharing instead of regulation of critical infrastructures. Sens. Joseph Lieberman and Susan Collins refute the criticism, saying they\'ve held 10 hearings, hundreds of meeting and pleaded with others in the Senate to offer comments.
DHS officials said they\'re only monitoring Twitter and Facebook to get situational awareness of the homeland security situation. Congress seems unconvinced. Privacy group wants lawmakers to take action to stop DHS.
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