hackers

How agencies can benefit from good hackers

Alex Rice, the co-founder and chief technology officer at HackerOne, said over the last five years, DoD has identified more than 10,000 vulnerabilities…

Federal Insights

NIST

How SolarWinds could’ve been prevented

Cybersecurity

School’s back in session… for hackers, too

Of Consuming Interest

Federal IT pros optimistic about security, but insider threats remain a challenge

Commentary

Exclusive

Protecting the U.S. from hackers – June 22, 2019

Stratford University's Tech Talk

Exclusive

Securing your Facebook account – April 13, 2019

Stratford University's Tech Talk

From left, John Gilligan, Sean Kelley, Matthew Masterson and Chris Wlaschin

How secure is the election process?

CyberChat

Critical cybersecurity rules every federal employee should know, follow

Commentary

Chinese economic theft

CyberChat

House subcommittee continues to chip away at DISA

Defense

FILE - In this June 15, 2017, file photo, a customer inserts a credit card to buy gas in Haverhill, Mass. It’s always good to pay off your credit card debt, but now may be a better time than ever to do so. Americans’ debt levels have been creeping back up recently and interest rates are expected to rise soon. That’s a combination that could put consumers in a bind if they’re carrying a balance on their cards. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File)

Hackers steal hundreds of government credit card numbers

Federal Newscast

Jared Serbu: DoD anti-hacker program uncovers 3,000 bugs

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Federal Drive

Cybersecurity threat: A call to action

William R. Evanina, director of the National Counterintelligence and Security Center, calls for greater awareness of and response to cyber vulnerabilities.

Commentary

Marten Mickos: Air Force bug bounty exposes 207 vulnerabilities

Federal Drive

White hat hackers discovered 207 verified vulnerabilities in Air Force systems, including some very serious ones.