'Cybersecurity' Tag Index
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U.S. Air Force Labels Cybersecurity Tools as 'Weapons' By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published April 09, 2013 The change is a sign that the U.S. increasingly views cyberspace as a theater of war. Tags: cybersecurity, government, Air Force, U.S., cyberspace President Obama Signs Cybersecurity Order By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published February 13, 2013 The President is also calling on Congress to pass related legislation. Tags: cybersecurity, Obama, government, cyberattack, legislation Anonymous Hacks U.S. Government Site By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published January 28, 2013 The hacktivist group is protesting the treatment of Aaron Swartz, the programmer and Reddit co-founder who recently committed suicide. Tags: cybersecurity, hackers, government, Anonymous, Department of Defense, hacktivists Cybersecurity Bill Fails in Congress By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published November 15, 2012 Some observers now expect President Obama to issue an executive order related to cybersecurity. Tags: cybersecurity, government, Senate, legislation, President Obama FCC Chairman Calls for Increased Cybersecurity Measures By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published February 23, 2012 Julius Genachowski wants ISPs to alert users when they may have become the victim of hackers. Tags: cybersecurity, FCC, ISPs White House Sets Cybersecurity R&D Priorities By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published December 08, 2011 The feds have released a new report which sets a strategy for U.S. cybersecurity. Tags: cybersecurity, government IT Cyber-Security Spending to Hit $60 Billion in 2011 By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published December 02, 2011 PwC predicts that global cyber-security spending will grow 10 percent per year for the next three to five years. Tags: cybersecurity U.S. Needs To Be On-Guard for a Big Cyber-Attack By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published September 15, 2011 Army general says an attack "is coming." Tags: cybersecurity Black Hat: Lessons of 9/11 By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published August 03, 2011 Former CIA operative tells Black Hat that the Stuxnet attack is the Rubicon of our future. Tags: security, cybersecurity, Black Hat Conference Russia Takes Top Hacking Honors, U.S. Lags By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published April 27, 2011 Russia produces more hacking attacks than anywhere, while America falls a few spots in this dubious honor roll. Tags: security, cybersecurity, network security, hacking, cyberattack Wikileaks Diplomatic Cable Cache Links China to Google Hack By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published November 30, 2010 WikiLeaks document stash indicates longstanding cyber espionage campaign orchestrated by Chinese government, prompts harsh White House condemnation of leak. Tags: Google, China, cybersecurity, Obama administration, Wikileaks 10 Dangerous Web Malware Threats By Lisa Phifer | Article Published August 16, 2010 Criminals are using SEO and social engineering to attract more targeted victims to fewer URLs. Tags: security, security best practices, cybersecurity, malware, security breach Handicapping the Global Cybersecurity War By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published August 13, 2010 If modern warfare no longer exists without a cyber component, how high are the stakes, and will the United States be ready when the attack comes? Tags: security, cybersecurity, government IT, government market, security information and event management Preview of Black Hat USA 2010 By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published July 28, 2010 This security conference in Las Vegas will spotlight DNS and SSL technology, among other core concerns. Tags: security, cybersecurity, SSL, DNS, Black Hat U.S. Launches Cyber Attack Detection Program By - Reuters | Article Published July 08, 2010 Nicknamed "Perfect Citizen," the program will attempt to uncover cyber assaults on private companies and government agencies. Tags: security, cybersecurity, cyber security, cyber attacks, government IT Protecting Server Security from Internal Threats By Kenneth Hess | Article Published May 14, 2010 Sure, hackers and network-based malware threatens your computing infrastructure, but server security faces a far more insidious threat. Tags: security, cybersecurity, Servers & Services, servers, network security U.S. Not Winning Cyber War By - Reuters | Article Published May 13, 2010 The U.S. is consistently losing huge amounts of data in cyber attacks, conceded a U.S. defense official. Tags: security, cybersecurity, hackers, cyber war, cyber warfare The Chinese Hacker Who's Seriously Dangerous By James Maguire | Article Published February 04, 2010 The Chinese Hacker Who's Seriously Dangerous Tags: cybersecurity, hackers, firewall Obama Budget Boosts R&D, Security, Cloud Efforts By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published February 02, 2010 White House budget proposal carries funding for new research, shoring up digital infrastructure, streamlining federal computing operations. Tags: cloud computing, cybersecurity, budgets, R&D, budget Is Your Password among the 20 Most Popular (and Hackable)? By James Maguire | Article Published January 25, 2010 Is Your Password among the 20 Most Popular (and Hackable)? Tags: cybersecurity, passwords, security breach, hacked Will Security Firms Benefit from Google's China Woes? By - Reuters | Article Published January 14, 2010 Security companies like McAfee, Symantec and Trend Micro may benefit the publicity surrounding cyber-attacks on Google China operations. Tags: cybersecurity, Symantec, McAfee, cyberattack, Trend Micro Recovering Stolen Laptops with Kaseya By David Strom | Article Published October 07, 2009 Using Kaseya, the owner was able to remotely turn on the microphone on his his stolen laptop and listen to what the thieves were saying as they typed. Tags: software, support, cybersecurity, laptops, control Is China Cyber-Stealing Your Secrets? By Mike Elgan | Article Published September 17, 2009 The US government says China is capable of stealing your secrets -- and may successfully do so, unless you take precautions. Tags: security, networking, cybersecurity, telecommunications Obama's Cybersecurity Moves Win Applause -- So Far By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published June 01, 2009 The Obama administration's efforts to boost governmental cybersecurity have won positive reviews, yet the job is far from finished. Tags: Windows, Firefox, cybersecurity, Mozilla, Congress Experts: Cyberweapons a Must for U.S. Safety By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published February 19, 2009 The U.S. needs aggressive cyber-measures to ensure its national network security, an expert claims. Tags: security, services, management, cybersecurity, policy |
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