Cybersecurity
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Government security leaders are struggling. Cyber investments are lagging. Resources are being cut. The problem is getting worse. Let’s explore solutions. -
Flock Safety cameras have become an increasingly utilized tool for the bigger police departments across the state, from urban areas like Aurora, Colorado Springs and Denver to suburbs like Douglas County.
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Minnesota’s case is one of several breaches of late involving legitimate access, a recurring issue in provider-heavy government health and human services systems.
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Attorney General Steve Marshall said the lab would be based out of his office and assist a range of law enforcement agencies in the investigation of digital crimes.
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Using a vendor's software, hackers were able to hijack the computing power of people visiting government websites this weekend.
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If approved by the lawmakers, the state would scrub birth dates from registration records and give voters the option of keeping their information private.
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According to a recent survey of state voting officials in 41 states, two-thirds of states need to replace outdated voting machines but have no money to make that happen by 2020.
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Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is raising concern about the potential for a repeat in 2018, as officials struggle to fortify voting technology.
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The Center for American Progress says the state’s use of voting machines that do not produce an auditable trail leave it vulnerable to hacking. State officials disagree.
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The state has been working toward branding itself as the “cyber” state, but according to a recent report, it is still behind when it comes to cybersecurity preparedness.
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With public Wi-Fi now at anyone's fingertips, Saratoga Springs officials are reminding users how important it is to protect their sensitive information online.
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Police departments across the country have turned to tapping into cellphone spyware to extract information from phones confiscated during, or related to, crimes. But the use of this controversial tech first requires a search warrant from a judge.
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Noblis, a research and technology nonprofit, is looking to expand its San Antonio workforce focusing on artificial intelligence, data science and cybersecurity.
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The incident was identified Feb. 3 and resulted in the loss of marijuana delivery and other data. Some in the industry are calling for the state to retain a new vendor for the tracking system.
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The Sacramento Bee has erased its subscriber database and another containing voter registration records following a ransomware attack last month.
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has been busy finding ways to get its technology into the public marketplace.
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After acquiring 12 social security numbers, an unknown hacker logged into employees' accounts and downloaded their electronic W2 forms.
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After shutting down what officials called a fraudulent cryptocurrency lending platform, the state’s securities commissioner has issued an emergency cease and desist order for another.
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During a recent tour of the Savannah River nuclear site and the Savannah River National Laboratory, U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry discussed the challenges of protecting facilities and infrastructure from cyberattacks.
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CEO Chris Young talks about changes in the security industry and how McAfee intends to provide new services for its security customers' needs.
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A report from the state comptroller’s office showed the city was missing critical policies around “granting, revoking, modifying and monitoring” access rights to the city’s information technology network and financial system.
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