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These are the IT reforms the Pentagon wants
Two cloud contracts, potentially worth billions, are among the modernization initiatives critical to improving Department of Defense security and readiness.
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Face off: Congress questions use of Americans’ biometric data
Also, in response to June’s data breach, a Customs and Border Protection official testified that the agency is taking corrective steps to protect traveler photos.
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JEDI: How we got here
After months of back-and-forth in court filings, oral arguments are finally here.
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Will hacked voting machines decide the 2020 election?
Experts are worried about vulnerabilities, but the government says it hasn’t yet seen evidence of hacking.
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Massive Pentagon cloud contract could be awarded soon
Further delays of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure [JEDI] contract will harm the war fighter and hinder combatant command plans, according to DoD CIO Dana Deasy.
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What to make of US cyber activities in Iran
Experts told Fifth Domain that a cyberattack in Iran signals that U.S. leaders are becoming increasingly comfortable with cyberwarfare and, in some cases, now view cyber operations as a half-step removed from a kinetic conflict.
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That Homeland Security alert may be a scam
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released a notification June 18 about a phishing email.
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Congress: New devices = new threats = new security?
New legislation directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology to issue security standards for government devices connected to the internet.
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Where AI factors in to DHS election security
Artificial intelligence’s profile is rising but humans need to remain in the process to take on high-level problems, according to the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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Healthcare.gov ID verification process is insecure, and there’s no plan to fix it, warns watchdog
A June 14 report from the Government Accountability Office reviewed identity verification processes, otherwise known as “remote identity proofing,” at six federal agencies.
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These are the IT reforms the Pentagon wants
Two cloud contracts, potentially worth billions, are among the modernization initiatives critical to improving Department of Defense security and readiness.
-
Face off: Congress questions use of Americans’ biometric data
Also, in response to June’s data breach, a Customs and Border Protection official testified that the agency is taking corrective steps to protect traveler photos.
-
JEDI: How we got here
After months of back-and-forth in court filings, oral arguments are finally here.
-
Will hacked voting machines decide the 2020 election?
Experts are worried about vulnerabilities, but the government says it hasn’t yet seen evidence of hacking.
-
Massive Pentagon cloud contract could be awarded soon
Further delays of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure [JEDI] contract will harm the war fighter and hinder combatant command plans, according to DoD CIO Dana Deasy.
-
What to make of US cyber activities in Iran
Experts told Fifth Domain that a cyberattack in Iran signals that U.S. leaders are becoming increasingly comfortable with cyberwarfare and, in some cases, now view cyber operations as a half-step removed from a kinetic conflict.
-
That Homeland Security alert may be a scam
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released a notification June 18 about a phishing email.
-
Congress: New devices = new threats = new security?
New legislation directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology to issue security standards for government devices connected to the internet.
-
Where AI factors in to DHS election security
Artificial intelligence’s profile is rising but humans need to remain in the process to take on high-level problems, according to the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
-
Healthcare.gov ID verification process is insecure, and there’s no plan to fix it, warns watchdog
A June 14 report from the Government Accountability Office reviewed identity verification processes, otherwise known as “remote identity proofing,” at six federal agencies.
-
These are the IT reforms the Pentagon wants
Two cloud contracts, potentially worth billions, are among the modernization initiatives critical to improving Department of Defense security and readiness.
-
Face off: Congress questions use of Americans’ biometric data
Also, in response to June’s data breach, a Customs and Border Protection official testified that the agency is taking corrective steps to protect traveler photos.
-
JEDI: How we got here
After months of back-and-forth in court filings, oral arguments are finally here.
-
Will hacked voting machines decide the 2020 election?
Experts are worried about vulnerabilities, but the government says it hasn’t yet seen evidence of hacking.
-
Massive Pentagon cloud contract could be awarded soon
Further delays of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure [JEDI] contract will harm the war fighter and hinder combatant command plans, according to DoD CIO Dana Deasy.
-
What to make of US cyber activities in Iran
Experts told Fifth Domain that a cyberattack in Iran signals that U.S. leaders are becoming increasingly comfortable with cyberwarfare and, in some cases, now view cyber operations as a half-step removed from a kinetic conflict.
-
That Homeland Security alert may be a scam
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency released a notification June 18 about a phishing email.
-
Congress: New devices = new threats = new security?
New legislation directs the National Institute of Standards and Technology to issue security standards for government devices connected to the internet.
-
Where AI factors in to DHS election security
Artificial intelligence’s profile is rising but humans need to remain in the process to take on high-level problems, according to the director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
-
Healthcare.gov ID verification process is insecure, and there’s no plan to fix it, warns watchdog
A June 14 report from the Government Accountability Office reviewed identity verification processes, otherwise known as “remote identity proofing,” at six federal agencies.
