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In today's Federal Newscast, in a new advisory, the NSA laid out best practices for securing wireless devices in public settings.
The director of NSA's Office of Research and Technology Applications is the new chairwoman of the Federal Laboratory Consortium.
In today's Federal Newscast, the National Security Agency is urging government contractors and other organizations to watch out for a new Russian cyber attack.
Facilities management contracts sound like mundane things. But they're expensive, and they require no less oversight than any other type of contract.
Chris Kubic, the former chief information security officer at the National Security Agency, said a shared or a centralized cyber service could help get this job done faster.
Both the energy and food industries have been hit in recent weeks with ransomware. But what about cars and trucks?
John Demers, the assistant attorney general for National Security in DoJ, said the review group will send its recommendations to the Commerce Department.
Former and current DHS and White House cyber experts say the EINSTEIN intrusion detection, prevention initiative has lived up to most expectations.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency wants to make sure agencies don't let down their guard on Russian cyber threats.
Hot Topics on Science of Security (HotSOS), an annual event held by the National Security Agency, will be held online next week. With a preview, NSA science researcher Adam Tagert.
Anne Neuberger, the administration’s deputy national security advisor for cybersecurity and emerging technology, said in a White House press briefing that the breach compromised the networks of nine agencies and about 100 private-sector companies.
The Department of Homeland Security and the National Security Agency are on the leading edge to do more than test the concepts of zero trust.
The first-ever chairman of the Cyber, Innovative Technologies and Information Systems Subcommittee, Rep. Jim Langevin (D-R.I.), said the panel will pursue an aggressive agenda.