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 lab, which will be the hub for Maine's Cyber Security Cluster, stands to be a boon for organizations as more students will graduate with cybersecurity knowledge increasingly needed across almost all sectors of the economy.
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Maddrix LLC of Baltimore is among seven companies to join the National Security Agency's new private-sector accreditation program, created in response to a growing reliance on contractors to contain and repair data breaches.
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Pennyslvania computer experts discuss how hackers work a step ahead of organizations, and ways to provide more security to personal data.
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If successful, the Air Force’s projects could produce fighting men and women who are the envy — and fear — of other military forces.
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The new program will take place in a controlled setting as part of a new cybersecurity curriculum in which they will examine technical, legal and ethical issues surrounding the collection, sharing and theft of sensitive data.
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Program to share threat information was opened to state and local government last year, but few seem to be aware of it.
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The company said more than 100,000 transactions could have been exposed by a "limited malware intrusion," but it didn't know exactly how many or which customers were affected.
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For some, the battle in California is won, but a national debate is ahead.
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The cloud multiplier effect means data breaches in the cloud are increasing -- and becoming more costly. With so many states and localities opting to host their data there, what happens when breaches occur?
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The attack by a foreign-based intruder netted "limited" personal identification data belonging to some patients, according to a spokeswoman for Commonwealth Health.
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Security experts at the Black Hat USA conference weigh in.
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How things like the NSA, 9/11 and Y2K have influenced where security is headed.
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At Black Hat USA 2014, experts weigh in on the direction cybersecurity technology must take to protect systems.
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A new measure puts Virginia among the dozens of states, along with the federal government, stepping into a complex fight over new technologies, big business, public education, security and privacy rights.
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Free platform from the Department of Homeland Security identifies software flaws, hoping to make a dent in the $100 billion U.S. cybercrime industry.
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Obscure security firm reported the unprecedented mass password theft, but without all the details, security experts still have questions.
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The California Assembly approved legislation requiring new smartphones to have a kill switch.
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Google said it will start assigning a higher priority to websites that use HTTPS encryption, in a move that was welcomed Thursday by experts who say it's a significant step toward increasing security and privacy on the Web.
