Lohrmann on Cybersecurity

What were the top government data breaches in the USA in 2012 (so far)? It appears that this year will be remembered more for state and local breach headlines than for federal government breaches.

More and more companies and governments are implementing technology policies that allow their staff to bring your own device to work (or BYOD). But is BYOD really cheaper for governments?

Everyone is talking about the General David Petraeus scandal. But what I find most intriguing are the articles, blogs and opinions analyzing what all of this means for the rest of us who use technology with a special emphasis on redoubling efforts to protect email privacy. So here is my best advice.

I'd like to introduce our new Michigan Cyber Range which was formally launched on Friday, November 9, 2012.

We currently have several important security stories and not much public attention.

The impact of Tropical Storm Sandy is being felt far and wide.

Day 2 at the NASCIO annual meeting, and one hot topic is the new Cybersecurity survey results that were released this morning called

Here are some of my highlights from the first day at the NASCIO Conference in San Diego

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) is holding their annual conference in San Diego this year from October 21-24, 2012.

Patch Tuesday is just around the corner, and I feel an urge to rant.

Senior officials in the U.S. government believe that Iranian hackers are responsible for a new wave of significant cyberattacks. What does this mean?

What actions steps can we take to improve cyberethics at home and work?