Federal Security Spotlight speaks with Thomas Schankweiler III, chief information security officer in the office of the Secretary of Health and Human Services. January 13, 2011
Increased use of a smart grid has benefits. The GAO finds being more cyber secure isn\'t one of them.
Security experts say a treaty that to create international cybersecurity rules might not be attainable.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is launching a new phase in a competition to secure government documents.
Data breaches are up, but fewer personal records were released.
An internet ID for Americans would be different from a national ID card... or would it?
White House Cybersecurity Coordinator Howard Schmidt announced the formation of the National Program Office to manage the administration\'s plan to enhance security in cyberspace. The new office will align government standards with industry innovation to create a safer online environment.
Evan Lesser, Founder and Director of ClearanceJobs.com, talks to host Derrick Dortch about the rise in the demand for cybersecurity professionals. January 7, 2011 (Encore presentation, April 29, 2011)
Microsoft plans to issue two bulletins next week.
DoD is expanding the use of demilitarized zones to improve security of its unclassified network. Over the next two years, DISA require all service applications to go through these buffer zones.
Alan Duncan, assistant IG for the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA), joins host Tom Temin to discuss a new report on cybersecurity challenges. January 6, 2011
Officially named the Utah Data Center, the facility\'s role in aggregating and verifying dizzying volumes of data for the intelligence community has already earned it the nickname \"Spy Center.\"
The America Competes Reauthorization Act authorizes the agency\'s programs and sets a path toward the future. President Obama signed the bill into law Tuesday. Several other science and technology agencies receive marching orders from lawmakers.