Cybersecurity
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As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, how can public-sector teams prepare organizationally for the next generation of cyber attacks and equip themselves with the right tools? -
As federal and state governments extend their lists of banned foreign technologies, where is this trend heading next? Is your home network safe for work use?
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Chief Privacy Officer Martha Wewer reviewed the state’s approach to data protection, AI oversight and consumer privacy on Thursday as Gov. Josh Stein marked a new day of awareness during Data Privacy Week.
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The bill would make it illegal to repeatedly use a GPS "or similar electronic monitoring system" to remotely track another person, causing that person to fear for his or her safety.
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Warning of a trend in "intrusive technology by police," Senate President Martin Looney said probable cause should be the threshold for data-mining by police.
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The Department of Defense announced it will start providing venture capital funding to Silicon Valley startups that can help develop more advanced cybersecurity and intelligence systems.
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If passed, the USA Freedom Act would put an end to the controversial NSA bulk collection of phone records.
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Technologists wonder whether using fingerprints, faces or devices to log in would help or hurt the cause of data security and privacy.
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In the future, cybersecurity program coordinators hope to expand basic instruction campus-wide by teaching students how to value their data.
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A recent report found that states are plagued by a number of problems in hiring and retaining IT staff— especially cybercrime experts.
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Lt. Gen. Edward Cardon's visit to Tacoma came on the heels of the recent unveiling of a Pentagon cybersecurity strategy that includes a renewed relationship with Silicon Valley firms.
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The feds are gearing up to share proactively in an effort to build trust across the layers of governmental entities, and across the public-private sector divide — and it will ultimately enable more productive sharing and communication among state and local governments.
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University researchers are planning lessons to teach middle and high school students about computer literacy starting in the fall.
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NASCIO members will lobby federal officials on state IT concerns this week.
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A House panel late Monday learned some Harris County officials are not too keen on online voter registration. Lawmakers have filed two bills that would bring the practice to Texas.
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In passing two bills, instead of one, House leaders gave an ambiguous answer to how the government plans to handle cyberthreats.
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Industry insiders say people need to keep paying attention -- if not to prevent fraud, then at least to catch it as soon as possible.
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A tweet from a cybersecurity expert suggesting he could hack into an airline's onboard system has officials downplaying vulnerabilities resulting from increasingly Internet-connected airplanes.
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Key pillars of the strategy include defending DOD networks from malicious actors, protecting the United States from destructive cyberattacks and going on the offense when necessary.
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As we welcome Amazon and other tech-savvy firms into our lives, critics worry about the future of our data.
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Check out this infographic to better understand the scale of cybersecurity threats in 2015.
